I am a beginner in EE engineering and want to use a software where I can analyze signals or even motor speeds, power electronics ect. But the Spice programs looks so boring and detailed for me. Maybe it is because I'm new.
Is there an interactive easier software where I can for example feel like I am really using an oscilloscope on the screen?
I would appreciate your suggestions.
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First error is because your ac is NOT AC, it's not seeing it and defaulting to a current probe.
Print line must be .print AC and Maybe .PRINT AC
I notice that in your print statement case is different on on v vs. V.
Using Silicon Controlled Rectifiers it becomes very easy to control the output voltage by changing the phase angle for firing the SCR's. With the phase angle the average voltage and power can be controlled without dissipating energy in series resistors. Before SCR's became common, huge series resistors were used to control output power.
Using diodes does not allow for controlling the output voltage.
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Renan hit most of the big ones. I like to use this site when I want to throw together a quick circuit. It lets you see the scope in real time and is pretty intuitive, not to mention web based. However, it's no substitute for a real simulation package.
This question has (kind of) been asked before, you could see if this question has any that suit your fancy: Good tools for drawing schematics