Hello, I'm working on an audio power amplifier. I recreated the schematic from the internet in LTSpice and now I'm getting error: "Analysis: Time step too...
The last error message was "Analysis: Time step too small; initial timepoint: trouble with u3:40ua-instance j:u3:12" I tried the following as it was recommended on a forum But now I'm not getting the desired results. My circuit is shown below, it is a biasing circuit of an RF ...
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LTspice can produce a Fourier analysis plot when the data is in the format shown in Figure 3, where each vibration data point is paired with its corresponding timestamp.Figure 3. Format of time and voltage instances.It is relatively easy to massage the data into this ...
Time step too small; initial timepoint: trouble with node "u1:21"add the UIC option to skip finding the initial operating point, and you get: Code:[Select] Time step too small; initial timepoint: trouble with node "u1:30"which IMHO indicates something iffy about either the model's circu...
appear. We do that now, and firstly select "transient" and enter a stop time of 10ms. Click OK. PLace the now attached command on the workspace. Again select edit simulation and this time select "AC Analysis" Set the options as follows, click OK and drop the new command onto the ...
I'm simulating the LTC3894 with 36V VIN and -30.5V Vout . While , the LTspice always got stopped with "Analysis : Time step too small ..." Here are relevant pictures . Thank you in advance Best regards AnglicTags: External Power Switch Buck Controllers power LTC3894 Step-Down (Buck) ...
There are six different types of analyses: ?Transient analysis ?Small signal AC ?DC sweep ?Noise More information on simulation and dot commands are available in LTspice IV User Guide ?Noise ?DC transfer function ?DC operating point ?Simulation commands are placed on the schemati...