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Hello all, Is there an easy way to sweep multiple capacitances at once? I tried using x inside that capacitance value as a multiplier so that I could see the impact of changing the capacitors in a notch filter. It gave me a bode plotting error every time I tried to simulate it. I want to sweep c5 and c3 at the same time but I cannot seem to get it to work correctly. Thank you. |
April 30, 2025 |
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Have you tried to use the Parameter element (in the Unsorted Elements, the first one)? You can specify the value of the parameters, or make a sweep, in the inputs for the simulation. You can also check Lesson5 in the CircuitLab Academy (Help section). |
May 01, 2025 |
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Yeah I've used the x parameter to sweep multiple capacitors before. The trouble is, If I want to sweep a capacitor and say, a potentiometer at the same time, I can't come up with an x parameter that can be used for both while having a streamlined scaling like a pots "k" value. To sweep a cap I have needed to have F's in the x value in the sweep function to get the bode plot to plot without giving me an error. Is there some way algebraically to sweep multiple values by 0 -> 1 while maintaining their specific units? |
May 01, 2025 |
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You can name/rename a second parameter, like you do to define a property. There is an example in Lesson 5, if I remember well, where more than one parameter is used to define a component. |
May 02, 2025 |
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