Current limited AC voltage source in LTSpice?

[741]

Any ideas folks? 

So far I've only tried a resistive divider of (say) 10:1 and scaling the source voltage accordingly.

There is a DC version here
https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/462819/ltspice-simulation-how-to-design-a-non-ideal-voltage-source-and-limit-its-curr

[moffy]

You mean like: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/ac-current-source-any-idea-for-soil-resistivity-purpose/msg5583583/#msg5583583  ?

[741]

Hi, Thanks for the pointer.

I've just quickly scanned and it seems to resolve to a Howland source. Given I don't want to actually make the AC current source physically, I was wondering whether something simpler & neater could be cooked-up in "simulation land".

[Overspeed]

Hello

the current ''problem'' is first what level of current you want / need as from nA to true full Amp level that not the same at all regarding the involved components

Regards
OS

[741]

This is simulation only - therefore, hopefully I can choose current at will.
For example 10A, 10V, 10kHz (or whatever). Like a normal "Voltage" part, but with a current limit.