DC operating point

This calculates the DC operating point, also known as the bias point, of a circuit. This is the steady-state voltage or current at a specified pin of an active device with no input signal applied. 

This topic uses the following circuit (CE amplifier).

You can build this circuit, or make a copy of it from the Help Circuits user group. This is a closed group. You can open and copy the circuits in this group, but you cannot join it.

When you run a DC operating point simulation, the results appear on the probes.

You can also tap  to switch to the grapher. 

Tap  to open the configuration pane. For DC operating point simulation, this contains a Plots section. You can also double-tap on the grapher. 

Plots

Use this section to show or hide results on the grapher. In the example below, both PR1 and PR2 are selected. 

To hide a result, deselect its checkbox.