BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:IEEE vTools.Events//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Asia/Kolkata BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:19451014T230000 TZOFFSETFROM:+0630 TZOFFSETTO:+0530 TZNAME:IST END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260910T181757Z UID:20B745A7-2BA1-4480-80B8-7668774F7271 DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260911T183000 DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20260913T170000 DESCRIPTION:The IEEE Communications Society Student Branch Chapter (SBC1151 9A)\, HBTU Kanpur\, is organizing a "LTspice Workshop" for the session 202 5–26.\n\nThis workshop is designed to take participants through the comp lete journey of schematic entry — circuit implementation — Transient a nd AC Analysis — Output verification —- Project Building — Hardware implementation and understanding the core of electronics design. Participa nts will gain practical exposure by designing and simulating their own cir cuits in LTspice software .\nNo prior experience is required for this even t.\n\nWhat participants will learn:\nSchematic entry and basic interface n avigation\nImplementing various analog and digital circuits\nAnalyzing Tra nsient and AC responses\nDebugging and verifying circuit behavior before h ardware fabrication\n\nAgenda: \n• ​The workshop will commence with a brief welcome and introduction\, outlining the objectives of the Hands-on LTspice Simulation Workshop and its significance in practical electronics\ , analog systems\, and VLSI design.\n• ​An introductory session will b e conducted to familiarize participants with the fundamentals of circuit s imulation\, including its role in modern electronic systems and advantages over conventional prototyping methods such as breadboards.\n• ​Partic ipants will be introduced to the complete LTspice environment\, covering i nstallation\, platform interface walkthrough\, schematic entry\, component selection\, and handout distribution.\n• ​​A detailed hands-on sess ion on core circuit analysis will be provided\, where participants will pe rform DC operating point analysis and transient response studies on RC cir cuits to calculate time constants.\n• ​In the subsequent session\, par ticipants will learn AC circuit modeling and component evaluation\, includ ing sine wave input simulation\, clipper circuits\, diode IV characteristi cs\, and BJT amplifier design.\n• ​An overview of frequency response a nd filtering techniques will be provided\, enabling participants to analyz e Low-Pass and High-Pass filters\, generate Bode plots\, and determine 3dB cutoff frequencies.\n• The workshop will further cover advanced SPICE d irectives\, guiding participants through parameter variations using .PARAM \, .STEP.\n• ​A dedicated project implementation session will be provi ded\, enabling participants to build and simulate cross-domain application s\, including a Digital Counter\, a 5V DC Regulated\nPower Supply.\n• Th e Participants will observe and implement a hardware project on a zero PCB to gain hands-on experience transitioning from software simulation to phy sical hardware designing.\n• ​Throughout the workshop\, emphasis will be placed on hands-on learning\, practical implementation\, and understand ing real-world hardware development practices.\n• ​The workshop will c onclude with an interactive discussion and query resolution session\, allo wing participants to clarify doubts related to LTspice simulations\, circu it modeling\, and tools used during the workshop.\n• ​Finally\, the se ssion will end with a summary of key takeaways\, feedback collection\, and instructions for further learning\, including ideas for self-projects and application of circuit design concepts.\n\nBldg: Department of Electronic s Engineering\, HBTU East Campus\, Nawabganj\, Kanpur\, Uttar Pradesh\, In dia\, 208002\, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/576941 LOCATION:Bldg: Department of Electronics Engineering\, HBTU East Campus\, N awabganj\, Kanpur\, Uttar Pradesh\, India\, 208002\, Virtual: https://even ts.vtools.ieee.org/m/576941 ORGANIZER:ajeetkumar3010@gmail.com SEQUENCE:269 SUMMARY:LTspice Workshop URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/576941 X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The IEEE Communications Society Student Br anch Chapter (SBC11519A)\, HBTU Kanpur\, is organizing a "<strong>LTspice Workshop</strong>" for the session 2025&ndash\;26.</p>\n<p>This workshop i s designed to take participants through the complete journey of schematic entry &mdash\; circuit implementation &mdash\; Transient and AC Analysis & mdash\; Output verification &mdash\;- Project Building &mdash\; Hardware i mplementation &nbsp\;and understanding the core of electronics design. Par ticipants will gain practical exposure by designing and simulating their o wn circuits in LTspice software .<br>No prior experience is required for t his event.</p>\n<p><strong>What participants &nbsp\;will learn:</strong><b r>Schematic entry and basic interface navigation<br>Implementing various a nalog and digital circuits<br>Analyzing Transient and AC responses<br>Debu gging and verifying circuit behavior before hardware fabrication</p><br /> <br />Agenda: <br /><p>&bull\; ​The workshop will commence with a brief welcome and introduction\, outlining the objectives of the Hands-on LTspic e Simulation Workshop and its significance in practical electronics\, anal og systems\, and VLSI design.<br>&bull\; ​An introductory session will b e conducted to familiarize participants with the fundamentals of circuit s imulation\, including its role in modern electronic systems and advantages over conventional prototyping methods such as breadboards.<br>&bull\; ​ Participants will be introduced to the complete LTspice environment\, cove ring installation\, platform interface walkthrough\, schematic entry\, com ponent selection\, and handout distribution.<br>&bull\; ​​A detailed h ands-on session on core circuit analysis will be provided\, where particip ants will perform DC operating point analysis and transient response studi es on RC circuits to calculate time constants.<br>&bull\; ​In the subseq uent session\, participants will learn AC circuit modeling and component e valuation\, including sine wave input simulation\, clipper circuits\, diod e IV characteristics\, and BJT amplifier design.<br>&bull\; ​An overview of frequency response and filtering techniques will be provided\, enablin g participants to analyze Low-Pass and High-Pass filters\, generate Bode p lots\, and determine 3dB cutoff frequencies.<br>&bull\; The workshop will further cover advanced SPICE directives\, guiding participants through par ameter variations using .PARAM\, .STEP.<br>&bull\; ​A dedicated project implementation session will be provided\, enabling participants to build a nd simulate cross-domain applications\, including a Digital Counter\, a 5V DC Regulated<br>Power Supply.&nbsp\;<br>&bull\; The Participants will obs erve and implement a hardware project on a zero PCB to gain hands-on exper ience transitioning from software simulation to physical hardware designin g.&nbsp\;<br>&bull\; ​Throughout the workshop\, emphasis will be placed on hands-on learning\, practical implementation\, and understanding real-w orld hardware development practices.<br>&bull\; ​The workshop will concl ude with an interactive discussion and query resolution session\, allowing participants to clarify doubts related to LTspice simulations\, circuit m odeling\, and tools used during the workshop.<br>&bull\; ​Finally\, the session will end with a summary of key takeaways\, feedback collection\, a nd instructions for further learning\, including ideas for self-projects a nd application of circuit design concepts.</p> END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR