L lunax New Member Jan 10, 2013 #1 hi I want analyze circuit RC for DIFFERENT different temperature, but in plots results nothing change. what is wrong R2 N5 N4 0.0296 V_PULSE1I1042 N3 0 AC 0 PULSE ( 0 2.7 0 0.0001 0.0001 4 7 ) C2 N5 0 31.7 C1 0 N4 74.1781 R1 N4 N3 0.01473 **broken link removed** thanks
hi I want analyze circuit RC for DIFFERENT different temperature, but in plots results nothing change. what is wrong R2 N5 N4 0.0296 V_PULSE1I1042 N3 0 AC 0 PULSE ( 0 2.7 0 0.0001 0.0001 4 7 ) C2 N5 0 31.7 C1 0 N4 74.1781 R1 N4 N3 0.01473 **broken link removed** thanks
crutschow Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Jan 11, 2013 #2 Do you have a temperature coefficient added to the R and C models?
crutschow Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Jan 14, 2013 #4 lunax said: where can I found the temperature coefficient for models RC? Click to expand... Depends upon the simulator you are using. It's typically part of the model definition for the R and C.
lunax said: where can I found the temperature coefficient for models RC? Click to expand... Depends upon the simulator you are using. It's typically part of the model definition for the R and C.
MikeMl Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Jan 15, 2013 #5 Duplicate Post, please remove. Last edited: Jan 15, 2013
MikeMl Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Jan 15, 2013 #6 crutschow said: Depends upon the simulator you are using. It's typically part of the model definition for the R and C. Click to expand... From the LTSpice Help File: R. Resistor Symbol Names: RES, RES2 Syntax: Rxxx n1 n2 <value> [tc=tc1, tc2, ...] [temp=<value>] The resistor supplies a simple linear resistance between nodes n1 and n2. A temperature dependence can be defined for each resistor instance with the parameter tc. The resistance, R, at will be R = R0 * (1. + dt * tc1 + dt**2 * tc2 + dt**3 * tc3 + ...) where R0 is the resistance at the nominal temperature and dt is the difference between the resistor's temperature and the nominal temperature. That is why I like LTSpice. It doesn't get in the way of doing things like this by putting cutesy graphics in the user interface.
crutschow said: Depends upon the simulator you are using. It's typically part of the model definition for the R and C. Click to expand... From the LTSpice Help File: R. Resistor Symbol Names: RES, RES2 Syntax: Rxxx n1 n2 <value> [tc=tc1, tc2, ...] [temp=<value>] The resistor supplies a simple linear resistance between nodes n1 and n2. A temperature dependence can be defined for each resistor instance with the parameter tc. The resistance, R, at will be R = R0 * (1. + dt * tc1 + dt**2 * tc2 + dt**3 * tc3 + ...) where R0 is the resistance at the nominal temperature and dt is the difference between the resistor's temperature and the nominal temperature. That is why I like LTSpice. It doesn't get in the way of doing things like this by putting cutesy graphics in the user interface.