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Thanks John, and sorry for the inconvenience. Here are the files: /g/LTspice/files/Temp/BehaviouralVoltageSource.zip (

It looks to me like your issue is a limited number of data points and/or plot compression. You don't seem to have set a maximum time step, so LTspice is guessing when data points should be. Change

P.S. here are the plots /g/LTspice/album?id=302449

Rather than trying to post an image, upload your .ASC and all other files required to run it. to Files -> Temp and then tell us you did that. -- Best wishes John Woodgate RAYLEIGH Essex OOO-O

Hi all, I'm toying with an OpAmp design that ultimately shall amplify and clip a sinusoidal voltage (100Vp, 100kHz, 10x Amplification), nothing special except the slew rates are quite high. Now, to

Thanks, Tony, it's clearer now. And I have tried plotting gd(Vout)*w/2*Pi on the right-hand axis and it seems to work. At least there was no error message and a credible plot.

How so? I described two different operations. In the first, you plot V(out) and the display defaults magnitude (left) and phase (right axis). You can optionally change the right axis representation

HI, Tony. I don't understand. The second sentence appears to contradict the first one. -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG antivirus software. www.avg.com

Hi, Kendall, From 'Waveform arithmetic' (WA) in the re-designed Help: The keyword "time" is understood when plotting transient analysis waveform data. *Similarly, "omega" is understood when plotting

Sorry - missed your bedtime. But if you still need the answer today, read on. You can change the right hand axis (in .AC analysis) to display group delay instead of phase by: Right-click >

Hi all - quick bedtime question - I need to plot the group delay of a circuit multiplied by the frequency.? Too tired to work out how to do it, nothing I've tried has worked.? Is there a natty

Then I second Donald's recommendation to look into the free FEMM program. They (FEMM and LTspice) are for different purposes.? LTspice is an electronic circuit simulator.? FEMM is not.? FEMM can be

Group member Alexander Bordodynov (Александр Бордодынов </g/LTspice/profile/3025720>) has modelled a number of non-linear cores, and has a core library. I have no

LTspice doesn't have any built-in models and processes for modelling magnetic circuits in the way you need. It would be possible to write the necessary files, but it would be a major project. -- This

Hi , Thanks for the reply But I want to model it in SPICE model editor and use it in my circuit ,

Routinely thanking the Internet spirits for the wayback machine, which is incredibly useful -- until it isn't. Donald.

I think you might try the FEMM/g/femm/ (Finite Element Magnetic Modelling) /g/femm/ group for this question. That group is dedicated to such issues. Transformers in

My remarks refer specifically to EDN's Design Ideas. This is an extract from the official: Design Ideas Submission Guide

Nice to know it! Thank you so much!