Transcription of Getting Started with TINA-TI™
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steady-state performance. The display in the actual window may be edited with axis labeling, scales, background grid color, and so forth, all set as desired by the individual user. Follow these steps (marked in Figure 7) to perform a transient analysis. 1. Click on the Analysis menu. 2. Select Transient. 3. The Transient Analysis dialog box ...
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