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Thank you both Bordodynov and Andy. That was extremely helpful. I'm hoping you can confirm my understanding, that reducing TRTOL slows the simulation but should make it more accurate. It should not

Excellent catch. Bravo! This question is closed. ---In LTspice@..., <imbvlad@...> wrote : I remember I noticed this but also that there was an entry in the changelog about this and, sure

I remember I noticed this but also that there was an entry in the changelog about this and, sure enough, here it is: 04/24/18 Corrected the behavior of SINE voltage and current sources when Ncycles is

Hello analogspiceman, Thanks for your uploaded example "sampled_average_expanded.asc". I have now a better understanding after I plotted V(4), V(3) , V(x) and V(s) in one plot.

Agreed. (Although Mike is brilliant he can be very stubborn once his mind is closed.) ---In LTspice@..., <helmutsennewald@...> wrote : Hello analogspiceman, I have been aware of this

Hello analogspiceman, I have been aware of this command, but it would be a nightmare to download a few thousands of my schematics, modify it and upload it again. I would also loose the time stamp

Correction. Replace ^ by **, and the last number should be 10**(-15).? It may be possible to work round the '1F' problem by changing it to '1C/1V', which is '1 coulomb per volt'. John Woodgate

You should first of all, read the Help. It is very information-intensive, so it needs reading carefully and reading several time. There is a special way of treating capacitors that do unusual things

Small correction to my reply -- In LTspice IV, at the end of Ncycles, the output of the source suddenly reverted to Voffset or Ioffset, not necessarily to zero. Regards, Andy

Hello Helmut, Mike added a command line switch to automatically resize text when an old file is opened with this switch, but it is a lot of trouble to use and it often only fixes some of the text.

Larry wrote about changed behavior between LTspice IV and LTspice XVII, when a sine wave voltage or current source has Ncycles. "I assume this was done intentionally or is this possibly an error."

Hello Larry, I would assume it was done intentionally. Although there may be arguments for both behaviors, the current behavior seems correct to me. A simple sine wave is not the only case to

Hello Larry, I haven't discovered this behavior, because I used sine-burst only a very few times in 17 years. I just checked your reported case and indeed it's different in LTspiceXVII. It's difficult

Doug asked: "I would like to be able to define a trace for the energy stored in a capacitor using the formula E= 1/2 * V^2 * C. But I can't find how to include component values such as capacitance, C,

Hello eT, Have you tried my older eyamples before? freq_meter_test1.zip, freq_meter_test2.zip https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/LTspice/files/%20Tut/

I loaded an old circuit that was created in LTSpice IV into LTSpice XVII today and noticed that the voltage acts differently. Specifying a sine wave voltage source with some number of cycles and some

Hello Vlad, I noticed that bug and reported it several days ago. Perhaps it would help if you reported it as well. It only is a problem for "B I=" sources that include a defined function and that

Hi everyone I'm working on a B device method to calculate the frequency of a square wave during a trans sim. I'm uploading a file "CalcFreqFromTonToff.zip". Its not a real accurate method but I was

Just joined the group and don't know how to search whether this has already been addressed - guidance on that would be appreciated! But here's my question: I would like to be able to define a trace

Hello analogspiceman It's a nice example on how to use idt() as idt(0, x, y), instead of the more usual idt(x,