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How do you scale in Orcad?
To change the pin-to-pin spacing (and therefore the scale), go to menu Options – Design Template – Page Size. Then you will see the Pin-to-Pin Spacing Option. You can set that spacing to whatever you want and that will change the scale of any new design you create.
How do I change the page size in Orcad capture?
Open a new or existing design. Open the schematic page and then click on “OPTIONS”. Choose “schematic page properties” this will open a page size window.
What is OrCAD layout?
OrCAD is a software product family for professional PCB design, printed circuit board (PCB) layout, simulation, and routing. PCB layout and high-speed routing is supported with a lot of automatization, which makes your design very efficient and reliable. With OrCAD you can produce a manufacturable board design faster.
Is OrCAD capture free?
OrCAD Design Viewer is a free download that lets you share and access OrCAD Capture and PCB Editor design data very easily on your preferred Windows platforms. Using the Capture Free Viewer, you can open a project, schematic design, or library.
How to create a PSpice tutorial in Windows 10?
Pspice Tutorial. Create a new project and select “Analog or Mixed A/D”. Choose an appropriate project name and a path. A new window pop up with the Pspice project type, select “Create a blank project” and click ok.
How to use PSpice in a design flow?
PSpice is just one element in our total solution design flow. How to Use This Online Manual Overview xiv Overview This manual contains the reference material needed when working with special circuit analyses in PSpice.
How can I change time domain in PSpice?
Choose from the menu bar “Pspice” and select “New Simulation Profile”. Enter a name and keep the setting “inherit from” as none. Now you can edit the simulation settings. For this example either “Time Domain” or “Bias Point” will work.
Where can I find the PSpice reference guide?
Go back and forth between pages. Go back and forth between views. Go back to the beginning of the section. Go back to the beginning of the chapter. Go to the Commands chapter. (Other chapters have similar icons.) Go to the Index. Go to the Glossary.