LTSpice Beginner To Expert Part 13: Tips 'n Tricks

A simple tutorial series on the free electronics simulator software LTSpice. In this video we show some easy tips 'n tricks to make using LTSpice much easier.

[@tradegrabber4854]

Thank you for this tutorial!

[@Drekkag]

Great video series. taught me quite a few neat tricks in LTSPICE. thank you for taking the time to do this.

[@ryanharriss7950]

Really good content. I like clear and straight to the point style of demonstrating the tool, which in all fairness is not that user intuitive.

[@nitdawg007]

Great tutorial to become an expert at LTspice. Thank you. Could you create a video on DO-160 pin injection lighting protection Level 3 waveform 5A please.

[@user-30201]

Thank you!!!

[@sameerabuahmad9007]

Great educational series about using LTspice XVII - But unfortunately I could not find video showing " How to import a spice model int LTspice - and add it to be a part of my library

[@paulx-on8gy]

I searched many youtube videos for a clear explanation of this, didn't find one. Then I tried, of all things, the built-in help. It gave me a simple, effective way to do it. Now I am importing models at will.

[@poshamsushmitha1561]

Can you make a video on how to import 74HC to ltspice

[@erykbaradziej3639]

Hello! I like your lectures on LTSpice, but this time I'm a little bit disappointed. I'm a beginner in LTSpice (but I already have some knowledge in electronics) and I still don't know how to make some elements on the schematic. Here you've made a transformer but you didn't say how you've done it. I've found ind2 element in the box that is a coil with a beginning (dot or circle), put two of them on the schematic but don't know what to do next to achieve a magnetic coupling between them. Is this a real coupling k between L1 and L2 (that will be taken into account in calculations) or an image on the schematic only? As far as I know this kind of circuit is widely used in radio equipment as a resonant coupling between stages of an RF amplifier so it is an important one and I'd like to know how to make it in LTSpice XVII.
Greetings from Poland!

[@EETechStuff]

Did you watch my 3 part series on Understanding Transformers? They are very complicated devices, and LTSpice isn't what I (and many others) use for real transformer models.

[@erykbaradziej3639]

@@EETechStuff I didn't watch the series yet. Next time I'll do it. Thank you for advice.