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A current mirror variation on the Baxandall Class-D oscillator for producing a reasonable clean sine wave.

Started by Bill Sloman in sci.electronics.design4 years ago 8 replies

I've up-dated my website to add a circuit diagram, some comment on it, and the text from the corresponding LTSpice .asc...

I've up-dated my website to add a circuit diagram, some comment on it, and the text from the corresponding LTSpice .asc file. http://sophia-electronica.com/BillsBaxandall.html The circuit produces a balanced pair of 1V rms 17kHz sine waves. The LTSpice simulation suggests the third harmonic content is about 60db below the fundamental, and the fifth harmonic is even smaller. It's not a par...


"Mike Engelhardt has parted ways with Analog Devices"

Started by Simon S Aysdie in sci.electronics.design4 years ago 119 replies

"This does not bode well for the future of LTspice now that Mike Engelhardt has parted ways with Analog Devices."---analog spiceman...

"This does not bode well for the future of LTspice now that Mike Engelhardt has parted ways with Analog Devices."---analog spiceman https://groups.io/g/LTspice/topic/cloud_over_ltspice/71467233


erreur: Time step too small sur LTspice

Started by Fivota in sci.electronics.design8 years ago 3 replies

Bonjour, Je simule mon circuit sur le logiciel "LTspice" et il m'affiche cet erreur là "Time step too small; time=153.341,...

Bonjour, Je simule mon circuit sur le logiciel "LTspice" et il m'affiche cet erreur là "Time step too small; time=153.341, timestep=1.43134e-013: trouble with u16:np-instance q:u16:3" s'il vous plait est ce que quelqu'un peut m'aider à résoudre ce problème ? Merci Fivota


Arbitrary delay in LTspice

Started by Phil Hobbs in sci.electronics.design9 years ago 7 replies

Awhile back we were trying to figure out how to make a voltage-variable delay line in LTspice. Turns out there is a way to use one signal to...

Awhile back we were trying to figure out how to make a voltage-variable delay line in LTspice. Turns out there is a way to use one signal to delay another: there's an undocumented function delay(x,y). Unlike the documented one, delay y can be a simulation variable, like so: Version 4 SHEET 1 880 680 WIRE -96 112 -112 112 WIRE 96 112 80 112 WIRE 112 112 96 112 WIRE 304 112 288 112 ...


TUTORIAL - Example 1, Using Femm to Calculate Component Values of Simple Microstrip to use in LTspice/PSpice

Started by RobertMacy in sci.electronics.design9 years ago 31 replies

I offer to share with you a TUTORIAL but don't know how to get it into your hands. The TUTORIAL is about 15kB, zipped, and describes the...

I offer to share with you a TUTORIAL but don't know how to get it into your hands. The TUTORIAL is about 15kB, zipped, and describes the step-by-step process of using FREE femm 4.2 to analyze a simple PCB structure to calculate values to then use in circuit simulation, LTspice/PSpice. The sequence can be modified for use in analyzing really complex structures, structures where th...


Antenna Simulation in LTspice

Started by rickman in sci.electronics.design11 years ago 41 replies

I am working on a simulation for a loop antenna in LTspice and I can't figure out why the signal strength features are what they are. The...

I am working on a simulation for a loop antenna in LTspice and I can't figure out why the signal strength features are what they are. The model uses a pair of loosely coupled inductors to model the transmitter and antenna loop with a separate pair of tightly coupled inductors to model the coupling transformer. A cap on the primary circuit is the tuning cap and a cap on the secondary is...


Direct Coupled Transmission Line filter in LTspice

Started by Simon S Aysdie in sci.electronics.design1 year ago 2 replies

I had never tried it in spice. I tried direct coupled first because I didn't really know what I was doing with the LTspice transmission line....

I had never tried it in spice. I tried direct coupled first because I didn't really know what I was doing with the LTspice transmission line. But this much seems to work just fine. It is very idealistic. I was checking some math with a circuit simulator. Version 4 SHEET 1 6120 3588 WIRE -240 -672 -320 -672 WIRE 432 -672 -240 -672 WIRE 800 -672 432 -672 WIRE 1056 -672 896 -672 WIRE 134...


Why is there no dual gate fets in LTspice?

Started by LM in sci.electronics.design12 years ago 30 replies

There are many kinds of them for instance from NXP.

There are many kinds of them for instance from NXP.


Mike Engelhards next simulator after LTSpice

Started by Gerhard Hoffmann in sci.electronics.design11 months ago 40 replies

< https://www.eenewseurope.com/en/re-writing-spice-for-a-digital-world/ > cheers, Gerhard

< https://www.eenewseurope.com/en/re-writing-spice-for-a-digital-world/ > cheers, Gerhard


LT spice _ LM7812

Started by nescafe in sci.electronics.design10 years ago 12 replies

What is the substitute for LM7812 in LTspice ? I can find any...

What is the substitute for LM7812 in LTspice ? I can find any...


TI's Web Bench question

Started by John S in sci.electronics.design4 years ago 9 replies

I can't find a way to get TI's model into LTspice. So, I tried TI's online simulator. It does not give a reasonable output even using their...

I can't find a way to get TI's model into LTspice. So, I tried TI's online simulator. It does not give a reasonable output even using their default schematic. And, it is glacially slow -- they say it might take up to 15 minutes to complete an analysis. Has anyone else had this problem?


LM386 & Spice

Started by Anonymous in sci.electronics.design7 years ago 38 replies

I need to sim an LM386 amp to see what decoupling caps are neded for stability on end of life batteries. Is there a Spice model for this anywhere?...

I need to sim an LM386 amp to see what decoupling caps are neded for stability on end of life batteries. Is there a Spice model for this anywhere? My LTSpice seems to lack any of the IC models I'm likely to use. NT


Anyone Know....

Started by Jim Thompson in sci.electronics.design12 years ago 2 replies

Anyone Know who this is.... gazeee20@hotmail.com A definite POS, flooding my LTspice E-mail Inbox. Now filtered out. But I'll pay $10...

Anyone Know who this is.... gazeee20@hotmail.com A definite POS, flooding my LTspice E-mail Inbox. Now filtered out. But I'll pay $10 to anyone who takes a dump on his front porch ;-) ...Jim Thompson -- | James E.Thompson, CTO | mens | | Analog Innovations, Inc. | et | |...


LTSpice LED parameters

Started by John S in sci.electronics.design6 years ago 66 replies

Here is what I have: .model LXHL-BW02 D(Is=4.5e-20 Rs=.85 N=2.6 Cjo=1.18n Xti=200 Iave=400mA Vpk=5 mfg=Lumileds type=LED) How do I change...

Here is what I have: .model LXHL-BW02 D(Is=4.5e-20 Rs=.85 N=2.6 Cjo=1.18n Xti=200 Iave=400mA Vpk=5 mfg=Lumileds type=LED) How do I change the Vf at a specified current? I suspect that it is more involved than just changing Rs. Thanks, Guys.


Unconnected part LTSpice seems to need (weird ...)

Started by Joerg in sci.electronics.design13 years ago 81 replies

Folks, This is close to voodoo but repeatable. Unfortunately I can't disclose the schematic since it is for a client. Just wondering , anyone...

Folks, This is close to voodoo but repeatable. Unfortunately I can't disclose the schematic since it is for a client. Just wondering , anyone had this before? At the far end of a TX line I used to have a diode connected across because a previous version of a chip would have such a substrat path. Nice waveforms, fast sims. Everything as expected and peachy. Now the new iteration of the c...


LED forward voltage drop with temperature

Started by John S in sci.electronics.design4 years ago 70 replies

LTSpice says that the forward voltage drop of LEDs have a positive coefficient. That is contrary to my thinking and to my measurements. Am I...

LTSpice says that the forward voltage drop of LEDs have a positive coefficient. That is contrary to my thinking and to my measurements. Am I doing something wrong?


Are TI Pspice models encripted?

Started by Anonymous in sci.electronics.design8 years ago 67 replies

I was going to try to load the TI TPS54335 spice model into LTspice but it looks encrypted. Is TI encrypting its spice models...

I was going to try to load the TI TPS54335 spice model into LTspice but it looks encrypted. Is TI encrypting its spice models now? http://www.ti.com/product/tps54335 Thanks


BD131 Spice Model Wanted

Started by Julian Barnes in sci.electronics.design8 years ago 15 replies

Hi all, It still amazes me after all the years LTspice has been around the standard parts library in it remains so tiny. I don't think this...

Hi all, It still amazes me after all the years LTspice has been around the standard parts library in it remains so tiny. I don't think this long- standing defect in otherwise very good program will ever be fixed. So like anyway, has anyone got a model for a BD131 NPN transistor they could post here? TIA folks. CD


LT spice, how to add model lib

Started by George Herold in sci.electronics.design6 years ago 3 replies

Hi all, simple question how do I add a library to ltspice. Lib from...

Hi all, simple question how do I add a library to ltspice. Lib from here. https://www.classe.cornell.edu/~ib38/teaching/p360/lectures/wk12/l35/11.1/74hc.lib I've watched a few videos, but not working so well. George H.


LT Spice problem

Started by krw...@att.bizzzzzzzzzzzz in sci.electronics.design13 years ago 26 replies

I'm trying to add the models of a couple of N-FETs I use to LTSpice. I'm getting a simulation-time error that I can't resolve. Any ideas? ...

I'm trying to add the models of a couple of N-FETs I use to LTSpice. I'm getting a simulation-time error that I can't resolve. Any ideas? Thanks. The error: |M1: Only a level 9 B3SOI can have 6 nodes It thinks I have six terminals on my transistor and only SOI models have that many? Looks like only three to me. The circuit: Version 4 SHEET 1 880 680 WIRE 144 -80 16 -80 ...