When a SPICE analysis is placed directly in the schematic and made active, it can then be run simply by doing:īy entering a SPICE analysis directly in the schematic it is then possible to access some of the advanced options for some of the analyses.Ī link to more information for each analysis is given in the relevant sections below.ġ). To make an analysis statement inactive, do:

To make an analysis statement active, do: Several analysis statements can be entered in a single schematic but one and only one can be made active for any one simulation run. The SPICE analyses listed above can also be entered directly into a text box in a schematic. SPICE Analyses and Control Statement Syntax The Run your simulation dialogue box offers the following SPICE analyses.įor more information about what each analysis does, please scroll down to the relevant sections. These analyses are accessed via CTRL+J and are described below.ĬTRL+J opens the Run your simulation dialogue box. There are several different types of analysis that can be carried out when a simulation is run.ĮasyEDA directly supports a subset of the spice analyses that are available in LTspice. TRAN: Perform a Transient (time domain) AnalysisĪn analysis is simply an instruction to the simulator telling it what type of simulation to carry out on the spice netlist. AC: Perform a Small-Signal AC (frequency domain) Analysis

TF: Perform a DC Transfer Function Analysis SPICE Analyses and Control Statement Syntax.

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