Circuit simulation software LTspice usage tutorial

Table of contents:

1. Features of LTspice

2. How to obtain

3. Run the demonstration circuit

4. Self-drawn circuit

5. Key points of operation

6. Related links


1. Features of LTspice

1. Free

2. Power supply fast simulation

3. Covers a large number of ADI product models

2. How to obtain

LTspice Information Center | Analog Devices

As shown in the figure below, depending on the operating system, download the corresponding installation package and install it.

The software opening interface is as shown below:

 3. Run the demonstration circuit

1. Official website download

LTspice® Demonstration Circuit | Design Resources | Analog Devices (analog.com)

2. Run the simulation 

        Download any demo circuit, the browser will download an .asc file, double-click to open it, and then run it. Click on a signal, such as output voltage, in the circuit diagram below, and the waveform diagram will appear above.

4. Self-drawn circuit

        If you draw the circuit yourself, you can select the components in the navigation bar above. If you don't have the component you want, you can find it in Edit, Component.

        For example, enter V to find the voltage source.

        You can also right-click directly in the circuit diagram and select Component.

        After drawing the circuit, you can run it directly.

5. Key points of operation

1. Set the simulation duration

        There is a .tran below the circuit diagram. You can set the simulation time by right-clicking it.

 2. Modify component parameters

        For the component whose parameters need to be modified, right-click to modify it.

3. Modify the Y-axis height

        Right-click the Y-axis area to modify it.

 4. Enlarge the waveform diagram

        Left-click to select a part of the waveform to enlarge it for viewing.

6. Related links

        According to the above steps, you can basically use this software. If you want to explore richer functions, you can conduct in-depth learning based on the native resources below.

1. LTspice Information Center | Analog Devices

2. LTspice IV Getting Started Guide | Analog Semiconductor (analog.com)

3. LTspice Chinese Technology Forum

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