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RE: CS>ozone machines,,
From: Harvey Norris
Date: Mon, 19 May 2003 23:32:50
Harvey,
I briefly looked at your resonant tank.
Whenever I am working on a new circuit concept, I find it useful to
simulate it in SPICE first.
This gives all the voltages and currents in the circuit, the
frequency response, the transient response, the sensitivity to
component tolerances, and it allows me to quickly make changes to
improve the operation that would take much longer to do in hardware.
Since it is a mathematical model, there is no danger of destroying
valuable hardware if an error is made.
Most good engineering groups will not commit a new design to
production until it has been extensively analyzed in SPICE.
Many versions of SPICE are available. MicroCap from Spectrum-Soft
has a student version that is limited to 50 nodes, which is more
than enough for most work. You can download it here:
http://www.spectrum-soft.com/
When you can get your concept to work in SPICE, you can be
reasonably sure it will work in actual hardware. If it won't work in
SPICE, you can be certain it won't work in actual hardware.
Best Regards,
Mike Monett
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