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Re: How to create IEC 61000-4-5 surge waveform in time & s behavioral ?
Hi, Marcel: Thank you for the sharing. One thing that's strange is, the coefficient of 's' seems much different than that converted by ChatGPT or Matlab. "1/3.5e6*s + 1" vs. "s + 3.5e6" & "1/0.14e6*s
By ericsson.sunshine@... · #159246 ·
Re: How to create IEC 61000-4-5 surge waveform in time & s behavioral ?
I added two photos that show how to construct the waveform both in Simulink and SPICE. ( Photos directory /g/LTspice/album?id=301365 ) The key problem is that neither Simulink nor
By mhx@... · #159245 ·
Re: Compiling and publishing other group's member modified models
Do you mean the original author did not belong to this group, but to another group? Or did you mean another member of this group? I understand English is not your native language. This group has been
By Tony Casey · #159244 ·
Re: Compiling and publishing other group's member modified models
Hi, Andy. I think you may have misunderstood: "Recently I compiled several models created by another group's member into one single library." "group's" is how you would write it in French, but in
By John Woodgate · #159243 ·
Re: Compiling and publishing other group's member modified models
You can send the email address of the member confidentially to the moderators at: LTspice moderators <[email protected]>, so that you can be advised on this subject. -- OOO - Own Opinions only
By John Woodgate · #159242 ·
Re: Compiling and publishing other group's member modified models
Do the other models have a copyright of any kind?? Is there anything either in the models or on the page for downloading them, that says they are copyrighted? I think that would be where to start. Do
By Andy I · #159241 ·
Compiling and publishing other group's member modified models
Hello, Recently I compiled several models created by another group's member into one single library. Moreover, I slightly modified them for my need but I think it could be useful for other people
By pilou@... · #159240 ·
Re: How to create IEC 61000-4-5 surge waveform in time & s behavioral ?
Hi, Tony: Thank you for your update. you are so kind. For a little while, I was worried that the new version will bring new issue of those 'Don't look up' problems. You give me hope. I am grateful.
By ericsson.sunshine@... · #159239 ·
Re: proper way to simulate fluctuating load for voltage regulator
I usually just step a parameter: .step param R list 0.1 1k 1meg (Type "s" and put this in the "Edit Text on the Schematic" window that pops up) Now edit the load resistor's resistance value to be
By tfr000 · #159238 ·
Re: How to create IEC 61000-4-5 surge waveform in time & s behavioral ?
The look-up table has been updated for increased precision. New zip uploaded. -- Regards, Tony
By Tony Casey · #159237 ·
Re: How to create IEC 61000-4-5 surge waveform in time & s behavioral ?
The look-up table has been updated for increased precision. New zip uploaded. -- Regards, Tony
By Tony Casey · #159236 ·
Re: How to create IEC 61000-4-5 surge waveform in time & s behavioral ?
This is my fault, my spreadsheet truncated the number of decimal places in the table. I'll upload a fixed version, presently. Interesting that it was previously accepted without error. -- Regards,
By Tony Casey · #159234 ·
Sawtooth waveform by simple BJTs, but dips at the top.
Hi, : I have uploaded the file named '20250318_bootstrap time-based triangle-wave generator for frequency sweep.asc' at temp.
By ericsson.sunshine@... · #159233 ·
Re: How to create IEC 61000-4-5 surge waveform in time & s behavioral ?
Your are telling LTspice that you want the y-value to be 0.9088 *and* 0.9110 simultaneously at time 1ns. What would be the correct behavior here that universally applies to all use cases? Best
By Mathias Born · #159232 ·
Re: How to create IEC 61000-4-5 surge waveform in time & s behavioral ?
Hi, Same thing with 24.1.4 C:\Users\NAME\Documents\Simulation\ESD\IEC_61000-4-2_Test (1)\IEC_61000-4-2.inc(201): Monotonically increasing value expected. 1.00E-09,0.9088###> 1.00E-09<###,0.9110
By emilien.sabard@... · #159231 ·
Re: Incandescent lamp model
Here is a corrected symbol subckt: * block symbol definitions .subckt lamp 1 2 .param lamp_voltage_rating = 120 .param lamp_power_rating = 20 .param start_temp = 20 .param Rstart ?=
By eetech00 · #159230 ·
Re: Parts Number Re-numbering
Thanks for reply quickly. I tried again a and it works now. Thanks again! Hidehiko.
By Hidehiko Komachi - JA9MAT · #159229 ·
Re: Incandescent lamp model
Is tstart defined? Put curly braces around the expression? Andy
Re: Incandescent lamp model
I think I am finished for the day. I rewrote the device file using just a resistor and some equations, but I can't get passed this error "can't resolve .param r=rstart*(1+alpha*(t-tstart))". Files are
By Richard Andrews · #159226 ·
Re: Incandescent lamp model
The difficult bit is deriving the temperature from the applied voltage, or? the filament current. However, I think you can use a 'backwards'? trick, by defining the temperature as the initial
By John Woodgate · #159225 ·