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In the past, students traditionally verified their laboratory electronic circuits by building them on breadboards and measuring the various nodes with the appropriate laboratory equipment. By using a computer simulation program, such as PSPICE, students can obtain results before they come to lab. Hence the laboratory experiments become reinforcement to the subject matter at hand. The use of a computer simulation program allows the student to easily subject the circuit to various stimuli (such as input signals and power supply variations) and to see the results in either a tabular format or plotted out graphically using PSPICE’s post processor called Probe.
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Robert J. Hofinger · CC BY-NC-ND 4.0