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Hello and welcome back.

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In this tutorial, we will learn how you can add an AC sauce in your circuit and then run your simulation

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for AC, the system is a bit different, so let us stick along and learn together.

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So we have our circuit.

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That is the electrical circuit here.

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Just click on it.

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And here we have the groundnut, Walesa's resistor, capacitor inductor, one more wrester and and it

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is going to the count.

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So we have a faulty source from one to two.

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We have a track from two to three.

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We will connect the capacitor from three to four and we will connect the inductor from four to one.

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And one is the voltage source.

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OK, so the inductor is connected to the voltage source and for the ester it is connected from six and

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one.

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So from one it is connected to six and six is the ground.

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OK, so let me explain what is going on.

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We have a water resource.

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It is connected.

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Were registered in CCDs.

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The register is connected to the capacitor, capacitor is connected to the injector and the industry

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is connected to the voltage source.

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OK, so this four are a complete circuit and then there's one more resistor which is connected to the

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ground.

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Now for the full source, we can see that we have our D.C. source here.

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So what we going to do is we will select the D.C. source and then click on Chainsaw's.

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Winningly consensus, he will have few other options, voltage of such frequency and face in the frequency,

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just write any variable.

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Let's say if our Q OK, and let's go to the perimeter and write if our Q and let it be one.

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So in the voltage source, the frequency will be Barnhart's because we have set up the expression value

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as one.

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So this is how you set up your frequency in your circuit.

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In my next lecture, I will explain how to set up your study and then run your simulation.