QSPICE - A New Simulation Tool Suited to SiC Applications - EEI Show #29
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2024
- It's tempting to get the soldering iron out and start building when you have a new circuit idea. However, some applications, like power converters operating at high voltages and currents, are challenging to refine on the bench. Instead, it makes sense to simulate the circuit and explore your options before committing your ideas to a copper-clad board. New in the engineer's toolbox is QSPICE, a new simulation tool from Mike Engelhardt for Qorvo. Pete Losee also join us, sharing his insights on SiC devices that benefit from QSPICE's capabilities.
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0:00 - Intro to show #29.
6:44 - Mike Engelhardt explains his dream of making a freely available SPICE tool, what he's learned about circuit simulation, and how QSPICE benefits engineers developing SiC-based applications.
25:00 - Mike takes us through QSPICE with some demo projects.
40:22 - Giveaway - Circuit Collection of 3500 Elektor top circuits on a USB stick.
41:16 - Pete Losee explains how Qorvo SiC MOSFETs differ from others on the market, how SiC differs from silicon MOSFETs and IGBTs, and the key applications driving adoption of SiC.
54:00 - My guests answer some audience questions on QSPICE and SiC devices.
59:38 - Mike demos some more QSPICE capabilities, specifically how multiple plots are supported.
1:08:57 - Show wrap-up!
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QSPICE is fantastic and it literally gets better every day. Everytime you fire it up, there is an update. Thanks Mike!
I'd *LOVE* a Linux version of QSPICE. I'm gonna go so far as to ask Santa for that this year.
Edit: Great interview. Subscribed. I'm looking forward to future videos.
Combination of toolbar mouse menu would be really more ergonomic. Cool is not better....
Can Qspice model step recovery diodes?