Beginner’s Guide to LTSpice Computer （LTSpice计算机初学者的指南）.pdf

Beginner’s Guide to LTSpice Pages 12 Commands techniques for drawing the circuit Pages 3—4 Commands and methods for analysis of the circuit Page 4 Additional notes (crystals transformers) Pages 5—9 Tutorial #1 – Draw Analyze a Transistor Amplifier Pages 10—11 Tutorial #2 – Draw Analyze a Low Pass Filter Page 11 Concluding comments Drawing – putting circuit components on the drawing: (In each case, the component appears when you move the mouse. Move it to the desired location and click. Press control-R to rotate before placing. After placing, you are ready to place another of the same type. Press a different key or button, or Escape to exit placing that component type.) Resistor: Press ‘R’ or push the resistor button. Capacitor: Press ‘C’ or push the capacitor button. Inductor: Press ‘L’ or push the inductor button. Ground: Press ‘G’ or push the ground button (triangle ground symbol) Diode: Press ‘D’ or push the diode button Other component: Press F2 or the component button (has an AND gate on it). A menu comes up. Find your component and double-click. On the left are other sub-menus of parts you may have to check. For example, battery is under “misc”. Wiring: (You can connect components by aligning their terminals when you place them on the drawing, otherwise use the wire function.) Wire: Press F3 or the wire button (pencil and blue line). Click the first point, click at any intermediate points where you need to make 90 degree turns, click the second terminal point. (LTSpice’s wire function is better than most. It doesn’t want to stick to everything. But watch out for crossing intermediate terminal points. And if you intended a junction of wires and not a crossing, look for the square that indicates a junction.) Assign values to components: Move the cursor over the component until the pointing finger appears.