Orcad newbe question

[ken]

Hi all,
Can I run a simulation and view the schematic to see what's going on
i.e., current flow, voltages, etc. in different parts of the circuit.
Much the same way MicroCap allows you to view the schematic when
running a simulation.
Thanks for any help, Ken

 

[ken]

On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 11:41:12 -0700, Jim Thompson
<thegreatone@example.com> wrote:

On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 12:41:30 -0500, ken <somewere@out.there> wrote:

Hi all,
Can I run a simulation and view the schematic to see what's going on
i.e., current flow, voltages, etc. in different parts of the circuit.
Much the same way MicroCap allows you to view the schematic when
running a simulation.
Thanks for any help, Ken

You'll have to page back-and-forth between the Probe view and the
Schematic view, UNLESS you have dual monitors.

Waveforms are shown in Probe, NOT on the Schematic. But bias
conditions can be seen on-schematic using the "V" and "I" buttons.

...Jim Thompson

Thanks for the help Jim.
Ken

 

[Jim Thompson]

On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 12:41:30 -0500, ken <somewere@out.there> wrote:

Hi all,
Can I run a simulation and view the schematic to see what's going on
i.e., current flow, voltages, etc. in different parts of the circuit.
Much the same way MicroCap allows you to view the schematic when
running a simulation.
Thanks for any help, Ken

You'll have to page back-and-forth between the Probe view and the
Schematic view, UNLESS you have dual monitors.

Waveforms are shown in Probe, NOT on the Schematic. But bias
conditions can be seen on-schematic using the "V" and "I" buttons.

...Jim Thompson
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