In the PSpice A/D window, select Trace > Add Trace from the menu (Insert).Note: The PSpice A/D window is blank as no probes were placed in the schematic. Set the Sweep Variable as Voltage Source and assign V1 for the name.In the Analysis Type drop-down, select DC Sweep.Name the Simulation Profile DC_Sweep and click Create.Back in the schematic, use the Enable Bias Display buttons on the toolbar or select PSpice > Bias Points to view the values for Voltage, Current, and Power.
A bias point simulation will not show anything in this window. Note: This will invoke the PSpice A/D Window. Note: Bias Point Simulation show values of voltage, current and power in your circuit at a bias point. In the Analysis Type drop-down, select Bias Point and click OK.Setting Inherit From as None will create a new simulation with default settings. Note: The Inherit From drop list provides the ability to create a new simulation from scratch or copy a simulation profile from another project. Name the Simulation Profile Bias_Point and click Create.Select PSpice > New Simulation Profile from the menu.
To follow the instructions presented in this tutorial, continue using the design you completed in PSpice Walk-through 3 or use the design file, PSpice Walk-through 4_Probes and Simulations. If you would like to follow along with this tutorial, you can visit our walk-through page to view video tutorials and download design files.
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