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Hi,
In LTSpice in the Component selection you can select a "Load" to add to the schematic.
My question is, in the real world what type of load is it, resistive, inductive etc?
Can i simulate this load with other component selections somehow?
Thanks
The "Load" symbol can be used for resistor if you want.
Thanks Guys,
Eric, that's a nice signal from the circuit, thanks for that.
I noticed on the 12v power supply for the circuit, mine had tran 500u & yours has tran 0 20u 0 1u.
I am not sure what the difference is or how to set it differently?
Also the Load component, i had mine for a constant current draw 2A, the circuit that this circuit will trigger only draws power when triggered obviously, so how do i set the load characteristics to simulate this?
Thanks Again
Thanks guys,
I was just unsure of what type of load i needed & if there was any difference between load types for the program--resistive, inductive etc!
Another question, from the circuit above if you read the Amps out of the Mosfet & then read the Voltage out of it also they are out of step with each other?
I thought the voltage & amps would have to be in time with each other, out of phase a little maybe if i have this right but out of step?
Could someone explain this, just can't get it!