5.3 Using SPICE Monte Carlo tool for statistical error analysis

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April 14, 2017

This video covers how a SPICE analysis option called Monte Carlo analysis can be used to determine a statistically valid estimate of gain error. It will cover a step-by-step approach for running a Monte Carlo analysis on TINA spice, as well as explain how to interpret the results.

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