ELECTRONIC COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN

NAME :
MATRIX NO :

ASSESMENT : PRACTICAL WORK 2A

TITLE : SIMULATION OF ANALOGUE CIRCUITS

OBJECTIVE : 1.To understand method of designing and simulating circuit by using Circuit Maker .
2.To conduct simulation of DC circuit.
3.To understand function of DC and multimeter in simulation circuit.
4.To compare the theoretical values with the simulation results.

EQUIPMENT :
1. Personal Computer (PC )
2. Circuit Maker Software
THEORY :
i) VR1=[R1/(R1+R2)]Vin ii) VR2 = [R2/(R1+R2)]Vin iii) P = iV @ i2R
iv)V= iR
PROCEDURE :

1 . Refer to Figure 1 (Resistor Circuit) and Table 1, calculate the value of voltage (V) and current (i) of the circuit. Sketch
graph iin versus Vin and VR2 versus Vin for this circuit.
2 . Note and record the theoretical value above in Table 1 .
3 . Draw the circuit of figure 1 (Resistor Circuit) below by using icon, menu and understanding of instruction given.

Figure 1 : Resistor Circuit

4 . Find and change the parameter of the component as stated in the circuit (Figure 1).
(Devices → Browes/Search) or
5 . Show pin dots and node number of the circuit (Option → Show pin dotes and node numbers ) 6 . Write the node number
of the circuit in box given.
7 . Do simulation of the analogue circuit for DC and multimeter (Simulation→analog/digital→ analog mode, Analyses
setup→√ multimeter,√dc)
8 . Set the value of parameter for each activate analysis (Simulation→ Analyses setup → click→ multimeter,dc).
9 . Show variable name of each node component (Simulation →Display Variable Name).
10. RUN the circuit and observe the simulated value of voltage (V) and current (i) for each node. (Simulation→analyses
setup→analog option→voltage and current → RUN→Probe tool) or

11. Save the circuit and RUN again. Record the simulated value of voltage (V) and current (i) reading in Table 1 and print
the circuit.
 MULTIMETER SIMULATION DC ANALYSIS SIMULATION
PARAMETER THEORY
PROBE VALUE % ERROR PROBE VALUE % ERROR

Vin (V) Iin (A) VR1 (V) VR2 (mV) Iin (l^A) VR1 (V) VR2 (mV) Iin (l^A) VR1 (V) VR2 (mV) In (l^A) VR1 (V) VR2 (mV) 'in (l^A) VR1 (V) VR2 (mV)

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