Re: LTspice accuracy, used for calculations and measurements
In my opinion, that is very odd that the solver would make a significant difference in the calculation of parameters x, y, and z. The fact that one of them printed a value of 3.14159 *strongly*
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Andy I
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Re: LTspice accuracy, used for calculations and measurements
After consulting 3 users regarding pi-measurements, we came to the conclusion pi measurements resulted in 3.14159265359 (11 digits after the decimal point) observed in the LT - versions user 1 :
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Udo Huhn-Rohrbacher
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Re: Non-converging oscillation problem of inverse Jiles-Atherton model in LTspice
That looks like it might be a language translation problem. I can't see a reason why LTspice would be unable to correctly read the voltage on any node.? But maybe that node's voltage was created
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Andy I
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Re: CD14538B for ngspice Kicad
It seems that it is an ngspice question.? LTspice does not have nor use that file, as far as I can tell.? I don't use ngspice, but I'm guessing it is something that ngspice (only) needs. Why didn't
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Andy I
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Re: Non-converging oscillation problem of inverse Jiles-Atherton model in LTspice
Hi. I found that LTspice does not want to read the voltage in the delta node correctly! The result is huge, unreal values of H and M.
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Re: CD14538B for ngspice Kicad
Thanks Andy, sorry to post in the wrong forum. Those are the files I am having trouble getting to work. I get a Warning: can't find the initialization file spinit. Thanks Al
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Gamma Kiwi Al
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Re: CD14538B for ngspice Kicad
This group is not about ngspice.? To the extent that ngspice model requirements differ from LTspice, we can not help with those. Did you try looking at these? Files > z_groups.io > Lib > Digital
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Andy I
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CD14538B for ngspice Kicad
I wondered if anyone has seen a spice library for the CD14538B that will work in Kicad (ngspice). So far I haven't found one that works inside Kicad without spitting out errors. Thanks Al
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Gamma Kiwi Al
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Re: LTspice models do not work in Qspice
It is kind of a "bummer" that Qorvo's QSPICE forum is like that.? New, first-time members there can't attach/upload their files.? On the one hand it makes some sense to stop new forum members from
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Andy I
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Re: Modeling a CPE in LTPSICE
All files in Temp are there temporarily.? Hence the directory name "Temp". That file is now found here: Files > z_yahoo > Examples > Educational Files > z_yahoo > Examples > Educational >
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Andy I
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Modeling a CPE in LTPSICE
This has been asked before and I am just looking for the schematic: Files > Temp > Constant_phase_element1.asc Here's the old request and answer, Helmut did a great job but I can't find the schematic.
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Maile, Keith
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Re: Non-converging oscillation problem of inverse Jiles-Atherton model in LTspice
Thank you very much for your suggestion ¡ª you solved a problem that had troubled me for weeks. The convergence is indeed much better now. However, there are still some aspects of the model that
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limengfan81@...
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Re: Non-converging oscillation problem of inverse Jiles-Atherton model in LTspice
Try to implement the delay not using LC, but using RC. I replaced the voltage sources with an equivalent in the form of a controlled current source and an Rpar and Cpar connected to it.
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Re: Non-converging oscillation problem of inverse Jiles-Atherton model in LTspice
Thanks for your efforts! I¡¯ve seen the JA model you shared earlier¡ªit¡¯s excellent! However, the circuit I¡¯m working on is the " inverse JA model", where *B* is the input and *H* is the output,
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limengfan81@...
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Re: Non-converging oscillation problem of inverse Jiles-Atherton model in LTspice
Hi. I managed to make a Jiles-Atherton model in LTspice. I also made a model taking into account the non-magnetic gap, and also derived H and B. I posted models on this forum. I also made the
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Re: LTspice accuracy, used for calculations and measurements
Thank you Andy for your explanations. I will post results observed from other user for different LTspice versions as soon as possible. ---- Udo
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Udo Huhn-Rohrbacher
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Non-converging oscillation problem of inverse Jiles-Atherton model in LTspice
Hi all, I¡¯m implementing an inverse Jiles-Atherton model in LTspice, mainly based on this paper: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/996206 The simulation stops around a quarter cycle. It
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limengfan81@...
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Re: LTspice models do not work in Qspice
Hi Andy, When I updated Qspice to the latest version I was able to run the simulation example for UCC27282 sent to me from Qspice forum (not my own one but one uses half bridge only), so that drew me
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suded emmanuel
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Re: LTspice models do not work in Qspice
Hi Andy, After I regenerated the model in Qspice and ticked the box that says include all the file, I stopped having this error: COMPHYS_BASIC_GEN I had the set of errors I mentioned on Q forum !,
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suded emmanuel
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Re: LTspice accuracy, used for calculations and measurements
Looks OK so far.? The value listed in the Help just has more digits (greater precision) than the values printed in the Error Log file.? It should be obvious why that happened. Do you have the
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Andy I
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