multi parameter analysis

[Whfas]

Hi,

I'm looking for a function where multisim changes multiple parameters automatically.
For example like a matrix:
(1, 1, 1)

(2, 1, 1)

(3, 1, 1)

(1, 2, 1)

(1, 3, 1)

etc...

I didn't find anything like that in help or in forums. Only the standard one parameter sweep.

Hope anyone of you can help me!

Looking forward hearing from you.

Greetings

[OlegS]

Dear Whfas,

Which parameters do you mean exactly?

Kind Regards,
Oleg Scherling, M.Eng | Applications Engineering | National Instruments | NIG |

[Whfas]

Hi, 

thanks for your answer.

These parameters:
AC Source: Voltage

Capacitator: capacity

Resistor: ohmic resistance.

I need to find the best operating point in a circuit so I need to change all these parameters to figure out wich combination is the best.

Hope you can help me! 🙂

Best regards

[OlegS]

Dear Whfas,

The only way to make such a Simulation is the "Parameter Sweep Analysis"

Here is a Tutorial how to configure this analyze correctly:

http://www.ni.com/white-paper/12777/en

For your requirement you have to combine 3 Parameter Sweeps!

You have to select List as Sweep variation Type and then du add 2 other Parameter Sweep under More Options -> analysis to sweep and there choose nested sweep and edit his analysis and also the next nested one.

Kind Regards,
Oleg Scherling, M.Eng | Applications Engineering | National Instruments | NIG |

[OlegS]

Dear Whfas,

The only way to make such a Simulation is the "Parameter Sweep Analysis"

Here is a Tutorial how to configure this analyze correctly:

http://www.ni.com/white-paper/12777/en

For your requirement you have to combine 3 Parameter Sweeps!

You have to select List as Sweep variation Type and then du add 2 other Parameter Sweep under More Options -> analysis to sweep and there choose nested sweep and edit his analysis and also the next nested one.

Kind Regards,
Oleg Scherling, M.Eng | Applications Engineering | National Instruments | NIG |

[Whfas]

Dear Scherling,

I can't find "more Options" where I can add new Parameter Sweeps.

May you uploand a screenshot?

Thanks!

Best regards

[Duffy2007]

Hello Whfas,

you find this here

and then you can make neastet parameter sweeps

You can also use the Monte-Carlo analyses for this.