Maybe Pjotr meant 'spice' instead of Pspice. Pspice and LTSpice are both trademarks of different companies. The LTSpice UI is so close to the 'old' PSpice that I understand how people make the mistake that they are the same. So if time is money, although expensive, the paid versions will pay back. For hobby LTspice is fine but for professional use the paid versions are more productive. My favourite is the current version of MicroCap, but that is personal. The more expensive commercial packages differ mostly in ease of use, advanced graphics and sophisticated convergence algorithms. LTspice is just a give away implementation from Linear Technology. One of the first did come from Intusoft for the Mac and MicroCap under DOS.

Thereof came many commercial based implementations with a graphic shell and a schematic entry shell. LTspice = Pspice Pspice was originally developed at Berkeley University as just plain text based. Output voltage can be calculated using the following equation: Output voltage can be calculated using the following equation. Figure 3: Single Switch Forward Converter The output voltage in this case depends upon the Duty Cycle and the transformer ratio. A few years ago I had to develop a 2KW soft switching H-bridge converter with a wide output range (charging batteries).

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