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Use an EXP voltage source and trigger it with a second voltage source.
Set the trigger voltage source "cycles" for the desired number of cycles.
See example attached.
Hi eTECh
Thank you very much for your solution , wanted something like this only .I created exact schematic as yours but while simulating its giving me this error . i will attach the the snapshot
Hi eTECh
Thank you very much for your solution , wanted something like this only .I created exact schematic as yours but while simulating its giving me this error . i will attach the the snapshot
The problem with your schematic is that the TRIGGER statement is not entered as part of the EXP statement. You've added it to the schematic as a separate statement.
To fix this:
1. Delete the "TRIGGER" statement
2. Rht-click the "EXP" text on the schematic, then add the TRIGGER statement at the end of the EXP statement. Then click OK.
I've attached a corrected version of the schematic.
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