The PSpice Master's Class

Interface Technologies' PSpice Master's Class is a customer configured advanced PSpice training class. We have been developing presentations on advanced areas of PSpice for over 12 years, and now offer these training modules in two flexible formats:

  • "Ala carte" selection of subjects to be covered as an add-on day(s) to our two day on-site class
  • Complete coverage of advanced subjects during our PSpice Master's Class

The benefits of The PSpice Master's Class include the following:

  • Clear and logical presentation of subject matter - compiled from scattered source documentation
  • Hands-on, interactive labs solidify the presentation with 'real software' experience
  • Introduction to little known or poorly documented features and uses of PSpice
  • Better understand of PSpice component modeling
The PSpice Master's Class Subject List
Basic Subjects Advanced Subjects
Schematic Capture
Overview of menus, icons
Keyboard shortcuts
Flat Designs
Hierarchical Designs
Creating a Hierarchical Block
Navigating through hierarchy
Symbol Libraries
Various methods of creating new symbols
Creating libraries of user defined symbols
Downloading models from the Internet
Attaching symbols to simulation models
PSpice A/D Simulation
Overview of PSpice analysis
DC operating point
AC sweep
Transient Analysis
Waveform displays
Automatic measurements
Parametric Sweeping
Monte Carlo
Worst Case Analysis
Digital Simulation
Mixed Signal Simulation
Simulation Libraries
Understanding Spice Models
Creating new parameters for existing models
Creating new models
Analog Behavioral Modeling Indepth Instruction
Table Models
Laplace Models
Frequency Models
Controlled Sources
Controlled Sources with Expressions
Probe
Syntax for Waveform Searches
Creating your own Goal Functions
Recording and Replaying Macros
Temperature Analysis
How to verify if temperature is modelled in a device
How to Specify Temperature in Spice
Sweeping Temperature, analyzing results
Advanced Component Modeling:
Defining your own tolerance distribution curve
Adding temperature effects to your passive devices
Adding parasitics and frequency varying characteristics to R, L, Cs
Transformer modeling:
Linear transformers
Multiple winding transformers
Non-Linear transformers: (saturating cores)
The Non-Linear core model
Specifying core parameters
Moving data into and out of your design:
Moving your schematic into MSWord
Moving your waveforms into MSExcel
Importing oscilloscope waveforms for use in Spice simulations
Using Probe data as an input to simulation
Noise Analysis
Overview of noise components
Discussion of model parameters that affect noise
Determine if noise is modelled in a device
Running a noise simulation
Viewing and using noise calculations
Switch-mode power supply simulation
Modeling the PWM with Behavioral models
Overview of various circuit topologies
Setting the Spice options for better convergence
Using Intial Conditions
Introduction to Op-Amp modeling
Creating useful op-amp models based on the Boyle model


PSpice Master's Class Training 2010 Schedule: US Locations

The PSpice Master's Class is held quarterly at various locations throughout the United States, and can be brought to your location (including International locations) by request.

Class Dates Location Subject of Class
September 13-16, 2010 Austin, TX The PSpice Master's Class... in Austin, TX!
Customized on-site class Customer facilities Selected topics from Introduction to PSpice class
and Advanced subjects listed above.
Download the 2010 Training Schedule


Onsite Classes


If you have 4 or more students, we  provide cost-effective Onsite Classes. The advanced subjects can extend a standard 2 day class by an additional one or two days, or, just have us present the Master's Class to your power users.

Call or send an email to discuss your requirements.


Special Offer for Onsite Classes during 2010

TWO DAY ONSITE CLASS : Train up to 15 people for the price of 5!
Pay for an onsite class for 5 students at the regular price ($1795 * 5 = $8,975, plus travel expenses) and train up to 15 total students at no additional charge!  Order must be placed on or before June 30, 2010.Training can be scheduled at your convenience.

Optional Day 3 for Onsite Class: Add an extra day to the onsite class for $4475.00. 
You'll learn more, know how to apply spice simulations to your application, and will save countless hours of "exploratory" application of Spice.

Interface Technologies can also provide customized classes of one to three days in length that stress specific areas of customer interest. Call Dan Waterloo at (708) 366-4411 to discuss your requirements.

Download the Interface Technologies PSpice Training Brochure, which includes a faxable registration form. The brochure is in Adobe Acrobat format.

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