How should i begin this project with the help of LTspice?
Using an Opto-Coupler, design a circuit where the output is isolated from input by an opto-coupler
- Thread starter harish3665
- Start date
You design a circuit and then simulate it with LTspice to see if it works as you designed it.
You start the design by defining the input and output signals you want (analog/digital, frequency, voltage, impedance, etc.), select the appropriate opto isolator and go from there.
Last edited:
Sound like a school assignment. I'd start by downloading ltspice to your PC and installing it. Then find one of the many on-line tutorials to learn how to use it. Then do what crutschow said.
by the way, in the future, the more specific and detailed your questions are, the better the chance that you'll get a useful answer. Also, if it looks like you have actually tried to understand the problem and have researched for solutions, you will have a better chance that you'll get a useful answer.
by the way, in the future, the more specific and detailed your questions are, the better the chance that you'll get a useful answer. Also, if it looks like you have actually tried to understand the problem and have researched for solutions, you will have a better chance that you'll get a useful answer.
You May Also Like
-
Harvard Kicks Photonics Up a Notch With First Integrated Laser on TFLN Chip
by Jake Hertz
-
ADI Pushes for a “Self-healing” Grid With Gridspertise at Its Side
by Jake Hertz
-
ADI’s Latest Analog Front End Measures Vitals in Its Smallest Package Yet
by Ikimi .O
-
Alpha and Omega Super-junction MOSFETs Take Aim at the Data Center
by Jake Hertz
