Re: Benchmarking the new LTspice
Hello allan You wrote : " My recommendation is to buy a good desktop CPU with 6-8 cores, buy a gigantic $50 CPU fan (Noctua), and overclock your CPU. " I seriously doubt that somebody could gain a lot
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Re: LTspice XVII Co-exist with LTspice IV?
wms21 wrote: "Take the Eagle CAD program for instance. It was never taken to 64-bit..and got grabbed* by the AWR "Microwave Office" people some time back." There's a bit of confusion here. Most people
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Tony Casey
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Re: DSBSC
Hello G, I have uploaded an example with the A-device "Modulate2" to the TEMP-folder. Modulate2_DSBSC.asc This example runs 1000 times faster than any version with SPICE models of real ICs. OK, when
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Helmut Sennewald
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Re: Benchmarking the new LTspice
Hello Analogspiceman With your options on a i5-5200u 2.20GhzB 4MB W10 64b LTspice XVII 64b WARNING: Node U3::44 is floating. WARNING: Less than two connections to node U3::44. This node is used by
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@theeten2
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Re: DSBSC
Yes Helmut. I've seen the modulator. But does it suppress the carrier? To my surprise I can not find a LTC multiplier. There is one, the 4151, but it is to complex to us it on sucha trivial purpose.
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Gunoi Nare <gunoiar@...>
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Re: DSBSC
Hello, You can run the FFT to check that the carrier is suppressed. Make sure that your time frame contains an integer number of cycles of the modulated signal. If the waveform window is active, then
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Helmut Sennewald
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Re: Calculation of the inductance of the amplitude of the first harmonic voltage and current amplitude
Vlad, I added one more circuit. And I asked the question. See my other letter! And see the file four_ways_to_determine_the_inductance.zip. Bordodynov. 16.08.2016, 10:35, "Vlad imbvlad@...
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Re: Calculation of the inductance of the amplitude of the first harmonic voltage and current amplitude
harmonic. I made a parallel Fourier analysis. Look at the first harmonic and what I counted. The values are the same, with sufficient accuracy for practical purposes. Yes, the resultant is the
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Vlad
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Re: LTspice XVII Co-exist with LTspice IV?
Hello alan.revera You have nothing to learn more (except for added features) to use LTspice XVII. If you use files created by LTspice XVII with other softwares, be aware that they are now coded in
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@theeten2
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Re: I'm ready to give up LTC all toghether.
edge, so it is not a strictly linear ramp, but it's close. So, the specified Trise or Tfall works for approximately the 0% to 97% or 99% points (on the cases I tried -- it depends on risetime). But
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Vlad
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Re: DSBSC
Thank you Jim. Just remembered '78 when using a SAR DAC achieve same result. Hmmm... it it a long time.used it in NDT on Nuke Reactors :) How will I display such a signal on the simulator ? G. To:
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Gunoi Nare <gunoiar@...>
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Re: Calculation of the inductance of the amplitude of the first harmonic voltage and current amplitude
Hello Vlad. I think not the average, and calculate the amplitude of the first harmonic. I made a parallel Fourier analysis. Look at the first harmonic and what I counted. The values are the same, with
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#90409
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Re: Piece-wise voltage signals
Hello after a short delay drops sharply to a low voltage and holds for a short delay, then charges exponentially to a an intermediate voltage and holds for a short delay, then finally drops sharply to
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Vlad
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Re: DSBSC
Just a multiplier with no offset. One input is carrier, other is 1200Hz sine. You then have your double sideband suppressed carrier signal. Jim James Wagner Oregon Research Electronics
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Jim Wagner
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Re: Calculation of the inductance of the amplitude of the first harmonic voltage and current amplitude
Hello Bordodynov You are doing an average of the waveform. For simplicity, let's assume V(x) is a 1V sine, just like the reference. Then: V(sin) = idt{ Vref * V(x) - delay [ Vref * V(x), 1/f ] } * 2 *
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Vlad
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#90406
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DSBSC
Here I really got stuck. I need a signal generator in the simulator to create a Double Side Band Suppressed Carrier Modulated by 1200HZ. Can any one point me in the right direction? G.
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gunoiar@...
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#90405
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Re: Calculation of the inductance of the amplitude of the first harmonic voltage and current amplitude
Hello. I investigated the current transformer ratio as a function of the inductance of the secondary winding. The transformer includes a non-linear core. As a result, the inductance depends on the
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#90404
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Re: I'm ready to give up LTC all toghether.
"I find that many young engineers have no ability to IMAGINE a circuit." Well said Jim :)G. To: LTspice@... Sent: Monday, August 15, 2016 11:37 AM Subject: [LTspice] Re: I'm ready to give
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Gunoi Nare <gunoiar@...>
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#90403
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Re: I'm ready to give up LTC all toghether.
Thank you Andy. I do know these "facts" but simulator programmers have a tendencyto "improve" on the agreed parameters. It is always wise to ask what the programmer thinks in this respect. G. To:
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Gunoi Nare <gunoiar@...>
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#90402
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Re: Visay spice model Bridge rectifier KBU6B
Hello, There are examples with bridge rectifiers (schematic, symbol, models) with a library of models. Some models in this library file are similar(voltage, current) to the asked model.
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Helmut Sennewald
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