SPICE (Simulation Program with Integrated Circuit Emphasis) is a computer program used for electronic circuit simulation. It is commonly used in conjunction with Multisim, a circuit design and simulation software. In order to create an inductance vs. current analysis or graph in Multisim, you can use the built-in SPICE models for inductors and perform a transient analysis with varying current values.
Yes, you can use your own custom inductor in the SPICE simulation. Multisim allows users to create custom components and import them into the simulation. You can either create a behavioral model for your custom inductor or use a third-party library for its SPICE model.
An inductance vs. current analysis in SPICE allows you to understand the behavior of an inductor in a circuit. It helps in determining the relationship between the inductance of the component and the current flowing through it. This analysis is useful in designing and troubleshooting circuits that involve inductors.
To generate a graph of inductance vs. current in Multisim, you will first need to perform a transient analysis by varying the current values. Once the simulation is complete, you can plot the results by selecting the inductor's current and inductance values. This will generate a graph showing the relationship between the two variables.
Yes, you can export the inductance vs. current graph from Multisim in various file formats such as CSV, Excel, or image files. This allows you to use the data in other software for further analysis or presentation purposes.