TINA 9.0版本的使用教程

TINA 9.0使用教程COPYRIGHTS C Copyright 1990-2010 Design Soft, Inc. All rights reserved All programs recorded on the original release CD of TINA and the accompanying documentation are copyrighted. TINA is provided under a license Agreement and may be used or copied only in accordance with its terms and conditions LIMITED LIABILITY TINA, together with all accompanying materials, is provided on an “asis” basis, without warranty of any kind DesignSoft, Inc, its distributors, and dealers make no warranty, either expressed, implied, or statutory, including but not limited to any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any purpose In no event will Design Soft Inc, its distributor or dealer be liable to anyone for direct, indirect, incidental or consequential damages or losses arising from the purchase of tina or from use or inability to use tina TRADEMARKS IBM PC/AT, PS/2 are registered trademarks of international Business machines corporation Windows, Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/ XP/Vista/Windows are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation PSpice is a registered trademark of Micro im Corporation Corel Draw is a registered trademark of corelinc TINA is a registered trademark of Design Soft, Inc English version TABLE OF CONTENTS 1。| NTRODUCTION 1.1 What is tiNa and tiNa Design Suite?.....9 1.2 Available Program Versions .15 1.3 Optional supplementary hardware 16 1.3.1 TINALab lI High Speed Multifunction pc instrument 1.4 LoqiXplorer 18 2. NEW FEATURES IN TINA 19 2.1 List of new features in tina v9 19 2.1 List of new features in tina v8 21 2.2 List of new features in tina 7.0 22 3. INSTALLATION AND START-UP 25 3.1 Installation Procedure 25 3.1.1 Minimum hardware and software requirements 25 TINA Quick Start Contents 3.1.2 Installation from CD-ROM 26 3.1.3 Following the Installation steps 3.1.4 Welcome and software license Agreement… 27 3.1.5 Entering User Information 28 3.1.6 Networking Options 28 3.1.6.1 Single user license 28 3.1.62 Network license(installed on local Pcs 29 3.1.6.3 Network license installed on file server 29 3.1.7 Choose destinatⅰ on locatⅰon∴ 3.1.8 Selecting a setup Type 31 3.1.8.1 Typical… 3.182 Compact 3.1.8.3 Custom 32 3.1. 9 Selecting the Program Folder 3.1.10 Select Environment Options 3.1.11 Selecting the Symbol Set 34 3.1.12 Final check and copying the files 3.1.13 Completing the Setup 3.2 Uninstalling TINA 36 3.3 Maintaining or Repairing an Installation 37 3. 4 Network Installation .37 3.5 Install for citrix Presentation server 40 3.5.1 Installing and configuring tina 40 3.5.2 Publishing the application on the server 3.5. 3 Authorizing the application and using TINA on client computers 42 3.5. 4 Installing TINA on additional servers 3.6 Copy Protection 43 3.6.1 Copy protection by Software……… 3.6.2 Copy Protection by hardware(dongle) 4 TINA Quick Start Contents 3.7 Starting Up…….…........46 3.8 Experimenting with EXample Circuits, avoiding common problems……..46 4 GETTING STARTED 47 4.1 Schematic Editing Using the Mouse 47 4.1.1 Using the right mouse button 47 4.1.2 Using the left mouse button 48 4.2 Measurement Units 50 4.3 The Basic Screen Format 50 4.4 Placing the Circuit Components……….…..57 4.4.1 e 58 4. 4.2 Input and Outpr 59 4.5 Exercises∴ 60 4.5.1 Editing an RLC Circuit Schematic 4.6 Analyses 64 4.6.1 Analyzing an RLC Circuit (DC, Ac Transient and Fourier analysis)……… 4.6.2 Creating and analyzing an oP-AMP circuit 78 4.6.2.1 Calculating DC Transfer characteristic 83 4.6.3 Analysis of SMPS circuits 84 4.6.4 Stress Analysis 4.6.5 Network Analysis 4.6.6 Analyzing a Digital Circuit with TINAS Digital Engine 97 4.6.7 Analyzing a Digital Circuit using Digital VHDL Simulation 100 4.6.8 Mixed Mode simulation 104 TINA Quick Start Contents 4.6.8.1 Waveform generation with VHDL and SpIce subcircuIts 105 4.6.8.2 MCU controlled smPs circuit 面B 109 4.6.9 esting your circuit in interactive mode 111 4.6.9.1 Digital Circuit with a Keypad……… 112 4.692 Light Switch with Thyristor.…… 112 4.693 Ladder Logic networks 113 4.69.4 VHDL Circuits∴ 114 4.69.5 Microcontroller( MCU) Circuits 116 4.69.6 Example PIC Flasher 118 4.69.7 Example PIC Interrupt handling 121 4.698 Editing the Code in the Debugger 124 4.699 Making a Breakpoint… 124 4.6. 10 Using the Flowchart Editor and debugger in TINA......125 4.6.10. Flowchart editor 125 4.6.10.2 Flowchart Debugger 130 4.6.11 Testing Your Circuit with Simulated and Real Time Instruments 132 4.6. 12 Using the Design Tool in TINA 135 4.6.13 Design Tool vs Optimization in tINA . ......................139 4.6.14 Live 3D Breadboard 140 4.7 Creating a Printed Circuit Board(PCB) 146 4.7.1 Setting and checking footprint names 147 4.7.2 Invoking TINA PCB 151 4.7.3 Multiple logic gates in the Same package and their Power Supply 156 4.7.4 Creating a Flexible PCB Layout( Flex PCB)…………160 TINA Quick Start Contents 5. USING SUBCIRCUITS SPICE MACROS AND S-PARAMETERS 167 5.1 Making a Macro from a schematIc 167 5.2 Making a Macro from a Spice subcircuit .................................174 5. 2.1 Creating Spice Macros in TINA 174 5.2.1.1 Creating macros from downloaded files 174 52.1.2 Creating macros on-the-fly by browsing the web 178 5. 2.2 Adding Parameters to Spice Macros 184 5.3 Using and extending Manufacturers Spice model catalogs in TINA 186 5.3.1 Using the Library Manager 186 5.3.1.1 Introduction to Adding Spice macros to TINA braies 186 5.3.1.2 Problems and solutions while adding Spice macros to tiNA 192 5.3.1.3 Adding Spice models in MODEL format to the libral 200 5.4 Adding s-parameter models 204 5.5 Making a VHDL macro from a. vhd file .206 5.5. 1 Placing a vhdl macro in the schematic editor.... 208 5.52 esting a VHDLmacro…… 209 5.5.3 Changing the pin arrangement of a vhdl macro ... 210 TINA Quick Start Contents 6. MAKING YOUR OWN SCHEMATIC SYMBOLS AND FOOTPRINTS 213 6. 1 Schematic Symbol Editor 213 6.2 IC Wizard in the Schematic Symbol Editor..216 6.3 Footprint Editor 218 6. 4 IC Wizard in the Footprint Editor 222 USING THE PARAMETER EXTRACTOR 225 8. ADVANCED TOPICS 229 8. 1 Introduction ...........................,.........................229 8.2 Table of contents 230 8 TINA Quick Start CHAPTER 1 IntrodUctIon 3 1.1 What is tINA and TINA Design Suite? TINA Design Suite is a powerful yet affordable software package for analyzing, designing and real time testing of analog, digital, VHDL, and mixed electronic circuits and their layouts. You can also analyze re, communication, and optoelectronic circuits, and test and debug microprocessor microcontroller applications. Every year electronic circuits become faster and more complex, and therefore require more and more computational power to analyze their operation To meet this requirement design Soft engineers have included the ability to utilize the increasingly popular scalable multi-thread CPUs. Computers that incorporate dual or quad core CPUs can deliver up to 20 times faster execution time for TINAs analysis engine-while maintaining the accuracy of prior single-threading computers A unique feature of Tina permits you to bring your circuit to life with the optional usB controlled TINALab II and logiXplorer hardware turns your computer into a powerful, multifunction T&M instrument. Electrical engineers will find tiNA an easy to use, high performance tool, while educators will welcome its unique features for the training environment TINA is distributed in two major versions- TINA and TINA Design Suite. TINA includes circuit simulation only, while TINA Design Suite also includes the advanced PCB designer. This fully integrated layout module has all the features you need for advanced PCB design including Multilayer flexible PCB's with split power planes, power ful autoplacement autorouting, rip-up and reroute, manual and follow-me"trace placement, DRC, forward and back annotation, pin TINA Quick Start