Left hand Navigation panel > **EasyEDA Libs > Power Supply**
Hover over Voltage Source Icon (next to Battery Icon). (Or Current Source(EasyEDA), below battery icon)
Click on down arrow in lower right hand corner of voltage source icon > **Voltage Source(EasyEDA)**
![Alt text](http://imgur.com/fYb4wuQ)
Click on **Voltage Source(EasyEDA)**
Click on Voltage Source(EasyEDA) Icon (tip text now says Voltage Source(EasyEDA)).
![Alt text](http://imgur.com/z9cRPcE)
Click on schematic canvas to place Voltage Source(EasyEDA).
Select voltage source on canvas.
Edit user parameters in right hand **Properties** panel (if not already open then click on far right vertical blue strip to open).
![Alt text](http://imgur.com/B7fL4Ym)
Available parameters for Voltage Source(EasyEDA) and Current Source(EasyEDA):
>Frequency: Freq(Hz);
>Wavshape: Function > dropdown list > Sin/Cos/Square/Triangle/Square
>Peak to Peak Amplitude: Amplitude(V) (Amplitude(A) for current source)
>DC offset: Initial(V) (Initial(A) for current source)
For more complex signal sources, select Voltage Source (Current Source) and see user parameters in **Properties** panel:
![Alt text](http://imgur.com/i0o4G2K)
Some examples of these sources:
<https://easyeda.com/file_view_Spice-Sinusoidal-Source_cw641ZlxT.htm>
<https://easyeda.com/file_view_How-to-create-and-run-a-simulation_rVvROaUgs.htm>
<https://easyeda.com/file_view_Using-Ctrl-R-to-run-a-simulation-directly_wuohbtLFX.htm>
For more about the voltage and current sources available for simulation in EasyEDA see:
<http://ngspice.sourceforge.net/docs/ngspice-manual.pdf#chapter.4>
Left hand Navigation panel > **EasyEDA Libs > Power Supply**
Hover over Voltage Source Icon (next to Battery Icon). (Or Current Source(EasyEDA), below battery icon)
Click on down arrow in lower right hand corner of voltage source icon > **Voltage Source(EasyEDA)**
![Alt text](http://imgur.com/fYb4wuQ.png)
Click on **Voltage Source(EasyEDA)**
Click on Voltage Source(EasyEDA) Icon (tip text now says Voltage Source(EasyEDA)).
![Alt text](http://imgur.com/z9cRPcE.png)
Click on schematic canvas to place Voltage Source(EasyEDA).
Select voltage source on canvas.
Edit user parameters in right hand **Properties** panel (if not already open then click on far right vertical blue strip to open).
![Alt text](http://imgur.com/B7fL4Ym.png)
Available parameters for Voltage Source(EasyEDA) and Current Source(EasyEDA):
>Frequency: Freq(Hz);
>Wavshape: Function > dropdown list > Sin/Cos/Square/Triangle/Square
>Peak to Peak Amplitude: Amplitude(V) (Amplitude(A) for current source)
>DC offset: Initial(V) (Initial(A) for current source)
For more complex signal sources, select Voltage Source (Current Source) and see user parameters in **Properties** panel:
![Alt text](http://imgur.com/i0o4G2K.png)
Some examples of these sources:
<https://easyeda.com/file_view_Spice-Sinusoidal-Source_cw641ZlxT.htm>
<https://easyeda.com/file_view_How-to-create-and-run-a-simulation_rVvROaUgs.htm>
<https://easyeda.com/file_view_Using-Ctrl-R-to-run-a-simulation-directly_wuohbtLFX.htm>
For more about the voltage and current sources available for simulation in EasyEDA see:
<http://ngspice.sourceforge.net/docs/ngspice-manual.pdf#chapter.4>
Tutorial schematics have now been added to the [Spice Tutorials] to show how to use the Voltage and Current Sources to create the following types of signals:
>[Sinusoidal (SIN or SINE)];
>>[More examples of Sinusoidal (SIN or SINE)];
>[Pulse (PULSE)];
>>[More examples of Pulse (PULSE)];
>[Exponential single pulse (EXP)];
>[Single Frequency Frequency Modulated (SFFM)];
>[Amplitude Modulated (AM)];
>[PieceWise Linear (PWL)];
[Spice Tutorials]:https://easyeda.com/project_view_Spice-tutorials_AysKEWevN.htm
[Sinusoidal (SIN or SINE)]:https://easyeda.com/file_view_Spice-Sinusoidal-Source_cw641ZlxT.htm
[More examples of Sinusoidal (SIN or SINE)]:https://easyeda.com/file_view_Spice-Sinusoidal-Source-more-examples_vLFyQ82kC.htm
[Pulse (PULSE)]:https://easyeda.com/file_view_Spice-PULSE-Source_XPJDUcuoG.htm
[More examples of Pulse (PULSE)]:https://easyeda.com/file_view_Spice-PULSE-Source-more-examples_oOICUcun3.htm
[Exponential single pulse (EXP)]:https://easyeda.com/file_view_Spice-EXP-Source_cewqI0hzR.htm
[Single Frequency Frequency Modulated (SFFM)]:https://easyeda.com/file_view_Spice-SFFM-Source_SwqI0izRL.htm
[Amplitude Modulated (AM)]:https://easyeda.com/file_view_Spice-AM-Source_KGZNnJtdX.htm
[PieceWise Linear (PWL)]:https://easyeda.com/file_view_Spice-PWL-Source_wxhbHBvN5.htm
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