Lecture

AC Simulation in QUCS

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Description

This lecture covers the quick guide to AC simulations in QUCS, focusing on topics such as AC simulation of an RC filter, using Cartesian and Polar diagrams, Smith Chart, Tabular representation, and 3D-Cartesian simulations. It also delves into Sweep Properties, logarithmic frequency sweeps, and the simulation of AC signals in the time domain.

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