This video provides an overview of how to use the .STEP command to perform repeated analysis of a circuit in LTspice.
In any LTspice simulation, varying a parameter in a device or model is just as important as plotting voltages or currents, as it allows you to compare performance and develop your circuit intuition.
There are two ways to examine a circuit by changing the value of a parameter: You can either manually enter each value then re-simulate the circuit, or you can use the .STEP command to sweep across a range of values in a single simulation run and produce a side-by-side comparison.
This video provides an overview of how to use the .STEP command to perform repeated analysis of a circuit in LTspice.
In any LTspice simulation, varying a parameter in a device or model is just as important as plotting voltages or currents, as it allows you to compare performance and develop your circuit intuition.
There are two ways to examine a circuit by changing the value of a parameter: You can either manually enter each value then re-simulate the circuit, or you can use the .STEP command to sweep across a range of values in a single simulation run and produce a side-by-side comparison.
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