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Re: 1n4153 and 1n746a diodes
.MODEL 1N4153 D(Is=0.1p Rs=6 CJO=1p Tt=3n Bv=100 Ibv=0.1p)
By yogasmitha · #57000 ·
Re: Flback converter instability
Hello Rick, Thanks, But i have connected the ground on the R285 to R295 resistors. Which is ground. Do you think there has to be some big resistor at the return path? say 100K since the input and the
By yogasmitha · #56999 ·
how to modify LED model?
After searching LTspice files exhaustively for LED models, it seemed to me that the best ones were Helmut's, i.e. this one for a GaAs LED: *Typ RED GaAs LED: Vf=1.7V Vr=4V If=40mA trr=3uS .MODEL
By Gandolf <charlesknouse27@...> · #56998 ·
Re: LF353 Pspice MACROMODEL
Thank you very much Helmut. I can handle all of that myself. I am just studying OP-Amps also and need this one for a color organ circuit that I need ?figured out. Best Kevin.
By Kevin Byrne · #56997 ·
Re: op27
Thank you Helmut... :D
By Shadow · #56996 ·
Re: LF353 Pspice MACROMODEL
Hello Kevin, You can use the symbol opamp2, because it has the same pin-order +in -in V+ V- out. You will need then only an additional .include LF353.mod in the schematic. The value have to be LF3
By Helmut Sennewald · #56995 ·
LF353 Pspice MACROMODEL
I down loaded a OP-AMP I need to study like your TL072 verses LT1057 Folder. Question What do I have to do in PSpad and or on schematic to use the Universal Symbol "opamp2. It states: * LF353
By Kevin Byrne · #56994 ·
Re: attn: dual booters
[...] Thanks Vlad. That was a very good explanation. I'm running Ubuntu 10.04.02 LTS, but I never had any display problems or found a need to use the command line switches. Most of the time I run
By monettsys <0c47ef643c2@...> · #56993 ·
Re: Network (.Net) analysis using LTSpice
By Helmut Sennewald · #56992 ·
Re: Network (.Net) analysis using LTSpice
Hi Tony, I'm not sure if that is totally true - depending on what you define as 'an array of measurements' :) You can use a .step statement and then extract the step details from the .raw file. I
By David Hawkins · #56991 ·
Re: Network (.Net) analysis using LTSpice
Hello Majid, The syntax is exactly the same as you would use in the waveform window, so I would develop the .meas statements in conjunction with plots of the data you're interested in, even if in the
By Tony Casey <tony@...> · #56990 ·
Re: Network (.Net) analysis using LTSpice
Hello Majid, Take a powerful text editor (PSPAD) and open the raw-file to get an idea how LTspice has saved Z() or S() in the raw-file. Try this with the example "s-param.asc" from the installation
By Helmut Sennewald · #56989 ·
Re: NE555_2012
Hello Philippe, I guess the circuit for the NE555 in his schematic has a mistake. Best regards, Helmut
By Helmut Sennewald · #56988 ·
Re: op27
Oooh I'm sorry. I made a misreading
By dunkelzahn · #56987 ·
Re: op27
Hello, I have uploaded two examples. Both use the symbol "opamp2" from [Opamp]. Files > Lib > OP27_test.zip Files > Lib > OPA27_test.zip Please be aware that the OP27 and OPA27 are different opamps.
By Helmut Sennewald · #56986 ·
Re: Network (.Net) analysis using LTSpice
Dear Helmut, Do you know what is the correct syntax of network parameters for measuring purposes? (Z(11) or Z11 or ...?), Thanks.
By Majid <rafei.majid@...> · #56985 ·
Re: Network (.Net) analysis using LTSpice
I tried Z11 and Z(11), but for both of them the result of measurement was FAIL'ed !
By Majid <rafei.majid@...> · #56984 ·
Re: Network (.Net) analysis using LTSpice
It seems very great, but I dont know the syntax for measuring the network parameters! (Z(11) or Z11 or ...)
By Majid <rafei.majid@...> · #56983 ·
Re: Network (.Net) analysis using LTSpice
Hello, If you have .measure commands in your schematic or your netlist, you will have their results in the log-file. Best regards, Helmut
By Helmut Sennewald · #56982 ·
Re: Network (.Net) analysis using LTSpice
Deer Helmut. Yes, you are right, but I want not to work with waveform viewer,I work in command window, so, just working with commands. Thanks again.
By Majid <rafei.majid@...> · #56981 ·