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Michael

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi
I took PSpice class (at company expense, thankfully), now I am using
the tool (we have ORCAD 15.7 here)
Much better than using Mathcad or pen and paper (surprise!!).
I still have plenty to learn and limited time.
I am looking for suggestions on what kind of reference book to get. It
needs to be easy to read, and(but?) comprehensive. Is it too much to
ask for?
Thanks!
 
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Jim Thompson

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi
I took PSpice class (at company expense, thankfully), now I am using
the tool (we have ORCAD 15.7 here)
Much better than using Mathcad or pen and paper (surprise!!).
I still have plenty to learn and limited time.
I am looking for suggestions on what kind of reference book to get. It
needs to be easy to read, and(but?) comprehensive. Is it too much to
ask for?
Thanks!

The classic, by the author of MicroSim PSpice...

SPICE, A Guide to Circuit Simulation & Analysis Using PSpice
Paul W. Tuinenga
Prentice Hall
© 1995, 1992, 1988
ISBN 0-13-158775-7

...Jim Thompson
 
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qrk

Jan 1, 1970
0
Hi
I took PSpice class (at company expense, thankfully), now I am using
the tool (we have ORCAD 15.7 here)
Much better than using Mathcad or pen and paper (surprise!!).
I still have plenty to learn and limited time.
I am looking for suggestions on what kind of reference book to get. It
needs to be easy to read, and(but?) comprehensive. Is it too much to
ask for?
Thanks!

There is also the PDF version of the PSpice Reference Guide that comes
with the installation of PSpice. It's in the documentation directory.
It won't tell you how to use PSpice, but it does tell you how to use
the PSpice statements. It is also a good guide to refer to if you're
using LTspice.
 
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