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Re: General SPICE environment setup
By Jim Wagner <wagnerj@...> · #46896 ·
Re: General SPICE environment setup
--- In LTspice@..., "analogspiceman" <analogspiceman@...> > You can more or less do this now if you know how, but it is a Well, I wouldn't go so far as to say "really bad", just
By martin562284 <martin.sadler@...> · #46894 ·
Re: Simple model for diffin-diffout amp
Thanks.. I usually count on only 40 db from differential stuff or 1% matching.. 0.1% is achievable with a lot of attention to layout When I get time I will read his postings in detail. It reinforces
By Ganesan <dg1@...> · #46893 ·
Re: Simple model for diffin-diffout amp
Hi AG, You may want to read through a series of articles by Kendall see post# 30118 I know that he wrote a test suite for opamp models that tried to include PSRR / CMRR etc. I think this was about
By rjtalty · #46892 ·
Diode Model Request for 1N5811 and 1N6628
Could someone let me know where I can find spice models for both 1N5811 and 1N6618? Thanks, Dan
By Dan Chamberlin <dan-chamberlin@...> · #46895 ·
Re: AD8336 failure
Hello Steve, Apologies for the earlier comment. I found your files in Files>Temp>AD8336, but there was no announcement or indication from you that they were there. You schematic wouldn't run, but not
By Tony Casey <tony@...> · #46891 ·
Re: H-Bridge Controller Model
A suggested starting point is the following pdf. See: <http://www.edn.com/archives/1998/081798/pdf/17ms406.pdf> Howard
By Howard Hansen · #46890 ·
Re: AC response
I know about time step control and its deviousness...! I think minimum time step size puts an u necessary computational burden when little or no activity is present.. it is better to have variable
By Ganesan <dg1@...> · #46889 ·
Re: AC response
By Tony Casey <tony@...> · #46888 ·
Re: H-Bridge Controller Model
Andy, Assuming your PIC puts out a PWM signal, the simplest way to do this is to use 4 voltage controlled switches (SW). The front ends of the switches can be configured to switch on and off as
By Rick · #46887 ·
Re: .savebias command commented out
Hello Rick and All, Well, it seems to be operating properly now, in that the "Skip" file shows up, though the .savebias command is still commented out in the log file. I spent several hours yesterday
By g.moberg <gregory.moberg@...> · #46886 ·
Re: H-Bridge Controller Model
I am in the process of designing a motor controller circuit. A PIC microcontroller will create/control a PWM signal which will be "inputted" to an H-bridge controller which will drive a brushed DC
By amhtech · #46885 ·
Re: Simple model for diffin-diffout amp
Thanks.. Much obliged. Cheers A. Ganesan
By Ganesan <dg1@...> · #46884 ·
Re: Simple model for diffin-diffout amp
You may want to look at Intersil's AN1556. See: <http://www.intersil.com/data/an/an1556.pdf> The author makes this claim about his method "Finally, Accurate SPICE Models I can Understand and Modify to
By Howard Hansen · #46883 ·
Re: H-Bridge Controller Model
amhtech, I don't know what you mean by "PWM input bidirectional h-bridge driver model.", but most drivers sink and source current. The power switches normally have reverse diodes, so, in effct they
By Rick · #46882 ·
Re: Sensitivity Anlysis..
In the US these days it is chocolate cigars!!!!lol
By Ganesan <dg1@...> · #46879 ·
H-Bridge Controller Model
Hello All, Wondering if anyone has a PWM input bidirectional h-bridge driver model for LTspice?
By amhtech · #46880 ·
Re: AD8336 failure
How on earth do you expect anyone to help you? You have not provided any files or a netlist to work with. By the way, your message says it is a warning, not an error - there is a difference. A warning
By Tony Casey <tony@...> · #46878 ·
AD8336 failure
When I try to run AD8336-2.asc in FILES&#92;AD8336 I get an error message that contains "Circuit: * C:&#92;Program Files&#92;LTC&#92;AD models&#92;AD8336&#92;AD8336-2.asc WARNING: Node U1:U4_N24227 is
By [email protected] · #46877 ·
Re: Freqeucny Dependent resistor
Hi George, Laplace transform for ramp in increasing values is (1/s). Yuo search we for this. Since we have decreasing function hence inverse of previous case, you get (s). since s is complex no. with
By shivesh_sl · #46876 ·