Get started with Monte Carlo analysis

In this webinar, we will show you how to use Monte Carlo analysis in PSpice to simulate how your component tolerances affect the overall design.

When designing electronics, component tolerances are a factor that can create significant uncertainty. Even if a design works on paper, small variations in components can lead to failure in the finished product once it hits production. This creates a risk of costly redesigns and unpredictable errors that could have been avoided with proper due diligence.

The goal is to give you confidence that your specifications hold up in the real world, allowing you to make logical decisions regarding procurement and quality without over- or under-engineering. We remove "luck" from the equation and replace it with documented knowledge.

What we will cover

You will see a step-by-step demonstration of how to safeguard your design against unpleasant surprises.

See how to:

• Set up tolerances correctly: We show you how to define the right parameters for your components so that your analysis reflects reality.
  
• Execute a Monte Carlo analysis: Learn the specific process for running the simulation easily and quickly in PSpice.
  
• Interpret results pragmatically: We demonstrate how to read the analysis output so you know exactly what the risk of failure is.
  
• Save money on components: See how to evaluate whether cheaper components with wider tolerances are sufficient, or if expensive precision components are required.
  
• Minimize production risk: Learn the methods to document that your design is robust enough for mass production before you order the first parts.

Who is this webinar for?

This webinar is tailored for both experienced and new PSpice users who want a reliable and methodical approach to design verification. It is particularly relevant for those responsible for procurement or design who need to know that "everything is running as planned" during high-volume production. You prefer technical solutions over gut feelings.

Practicalities

Anyone interested in reliable design is welcome to join and see how easily it can be done. To get the most out of the tools demonstrated, access to PSpice is required (Advanced offers the best capabilities for Monte Carlo).

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** The webinar will be conducted in Danish.