Importar modelo MCP602 en LTSpice - Error de paso de tiempo

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Comunidad de buenas tardes,

Me gustaría usar el modelo MCP602 en LTSPice, pero tengo errores de simulación. Por favor, vea el esquema a continuación.

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He intentado varias ideas de la publicación aquí y otros sitios web, es decir, cambiar el solucionador para alternar, jugar con los valores de Gmin, etc.

Sé que el circuito llegará a los rieles (en realidad quiero eso) ya que no hay retroalimentación y la ganancia de bucle abierto conducirá la señal a los rieles.

Todo lo que quiero es un modelo funcional para simular, por lo tanto, el circuito simple de ferrocarril a ferrocarril.

¿Alguien puede ayudar, por favor?

Gracias de antemano.

Saludos cordiales, André van Heerden

MODEL AS PER DOWNLOADED FILE
.SUBCKT MCP6021 1 2 3 4 5
*               | | | | |
*               | | | | Output
*               | | | Negative Supply
*               | | Positive Supply
*               | Inverting Input
*               Non-inverting Input
*
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********************************************************************************
*
* The following op-amps are covered by this model:
*      MCP6021,MCP6021R,MCP6022,MCP6023,MCP6024
*
* Revision History:
*     REV A: 10-Feb-01, KEB (created model)
*     REV B: 27-Aug-06, HNV (added over temperature, improved output stage, 
*                            fixed overdrive recovery time)
*               (MC_RQ, 27-Aug-06, Level 1.17)       
*
* Recommendations:
*      Use PSPICE (other simulators may require translation)
*      For a quick, effective design, use a combination of: data sheet
*            specs, bench testing, and simulations with this macromodel
*      For high impedance circuits, set GMIN=100F in the .OPTIONS statement
*
* Supported:
*      Typical performance for temperature range (-40 to 125) degrees Celsius
*      DC, AC, Transient, and Noise analyses.
*      Most specs, including: offsets, DC PSRR, DC CMRR, input impedance,
*            open loop gain, voltage ranges, supply current, ... , etc.
*      Temperature effects for Ibias, Iquiescent, Iout short circuit 
*            current, Vsat on both rails, Slew Rate vs. Temp and P.S.
*
* Not Supported:
*      Chip select (MCP6023)
*      Some Variation in specs vs. Power Supply Voltage
*      Monte Carlo (Vos, Ib), Process variation
*      Distortion (detailed non-linear behavior)
*      Behavior outside normal operating region
*
* Input Stage
V10  3 10 -500M
R10 10 11 690K
R11 10 12 690K
G10 10 11 10 11 288U
G11 10 12 10 12 288U
C11 11 12 0.2P
C12  1  0 6.00P
E12 71 14 POLY(4) 20 0 21 0 26 0 27 0   0 1 1 1 1
G12 1 0 62 0 1m
M12 11 14 15 15 NMI
G13 1 2 62 0 .08m 
M14 12 2 15 15 NMI 
G14 2 0 62 0 1m
C14  2  0 6.00P
I15 15 4 225.0U
V16 16 4 -300M
GD16 16 1 TABLE {V(16,1)} ((-100,-1p)(0,0)(1m,1u)(2m,1m)) 
V13 3 13 -300M
GD13 2 13 TABLE {V(2,13)} ((-100,-1p)(0,0)(1m,1u)(2m,1m)) 
R71  1  0 20.0E12
R72  2  0 20.0E12
R73  1  2 20.0E12
I80  1  2 500E-15
*
* Noise, PSRR, and CMRR
I20 21 20 423U
D20 20  0 DN1
D21  0 21 DN1
G26  0 26 POLY(2) 3 0 4 0   0.00 -31.6U -79.4U
R26 26  0 1
E271 275 0 1 0 1
E272 276 0 2 0 1
R271 275 271 37k
R272 276 272 37k
R273 271 0 1k
R274 272 0 1k
C271 275 271 3p
C272 276 272 3p
G27  0 27 POLY(2) 271 0 272 0  -327U 500U 500U
R27 27  0 1
*
* Open Loop Gain, Slew Rate
G30  0 30 12 11 1
R30 30  0 1.00K
G31 0 31 3 4 4
I31 0 31 DC 76.9
R31 31  0 1 TC=2.34M,-4.57U
GD31 30 0 TABLE {V(30,31)} ((-100,-1n)(0,0)(1m,0.1)(2m,2))
G32 32 0 3 4 10
I32 32 0 DC 65
R32 32  0 1 TC=1.80M,-3.97U
GD32 0 30 TABLE {V(30,32)} ((-2m,2)(-1m,0.1)(0,0)(100,-1n))
G33  0 33 30 0 1m
R33  33 0 1K
G34  0 34 33 0 1.00
R34  34 0 1K
C34  34 0 14U
G37  0 37 34 0 1m
R37  37 0 1K
C37  37 0 6P
G38  0 38 37 0 1m
R38  39 0 1K
L38  38 39 31U
E38  35 0 38 0 1
G35 33 0 TABLE {V(35,3)} ((-1,-1n)(0,0)(50.0,1n))(55.0,1))
G36 33 0 TABLE {V(35,4)} ((-55.0,-1)((-50.0,-1n)(0,0)(1,1n))
*
* Output Stage
R80 50 0 100MEG
G50 0 50 57 96 2
R58 57  96 0.50
R57 57  0 500
C58  5  0 2.00P
G57  0 57 POLY(3) 3 0 4 0 35 0   0 0.75M 0.8M 2.00M
GD55 55 57 TABLE {V(55,57)} ((-2m,-1)(-1m,-1m)(0,0)(10,1n))
GD56 57 56 TABLE {V(57,56)} ((-2m,-1)(-1m,-1m)(0,0)(10,1n))
E55 55  0 POLY(2) 3 0 51 0 -1.4M 1 -19.1M
E56 56  0 POLY(2) 4 0 52 0 3.5M 1 -19.0M
R51 51 0 1k
R52 52 0 1k
GD51 50 51 TABLE {V(50,51)} ((-10,-1n)(0,0)(1m,1m)(2m,1))
GD52 50 52 TABLE {V(50,52)}  ((-2m,-1)(-1m,-1m)(0,0)(10,1n))
G53  3  0 POLY(1) 51 0  -50.0U 1M
G54  0  4 POLY(1) 52 0  -50.0U -1M
*
* Current Limit
G99 96 5 99 0 1
R98 0 98 1 TC=3.18M,-842N
G97 0 98 TABLE { V(96,5) } ((-11.0,-23.0M)(-1.00M,-22.7M)(0,0)(1.00M,22.7M)(11.0,23.0M))
E97 99 0 VALUE { V(98)*((V(3)-V(4))*0.00 + 1.00)}
D98 4 5 DESD
D99 5 3 DESD
*
* Temperature / Voltage Sensitive IQuiscent
R61 0 61 1 TC=2.62M,-1.92U
G61 3 4 61 0 1
G60 0 61 TABLE {V(3, 4)} 
+ ((0,0)(900M,9.2U)(1.1,50U)(1.3,240U)
+ (2.1,870U)(2.2,900U)(5.5,980U))
*
* Temperature Sensistive offset voltage
I73 0 70 DC 1uA
R74 0 70 1 TC=3.5
E75 1 71 70 0 1 
*
* Temp Sensistive IBias
I62 0 62 DC 1uA
R62 0 62 REXP  245U
*
* Models
.MODEL NMI NMOS(L=2.00U W=42.0U KP=20.0U LEVEL=1 )
.MODEL DESD  D   N=1 IS=1.00E-15
.MODEL DN1 D   IS=1P KF=12.5F AF=1
.MODEL REXP RES TCE= 9.16
.ENDS MCP6021
    

1 respuesta

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Su circuito solo funcionaría como una salida de onda cuadrada si intentara hacer un prototipo, ya que está conectando la entrada inversora a GND y activando la entrada no inversora con un par de voltios. En esta configuración, está utilizando la ganancia de bucle abierto que es muy grande y siempre saturará la salida del opamp.

No estoy seguro de si hay un problema en el modelo SPICE, pero sé que intentar salir del rango de voltaje de la parte está causando que la simulación se bloquee.

Prueba el siguiente circuito y hazme saber si se ejecuta. Es sólo una configuración de búfer. También agregué algo de compensación a la onda sinusoidal V1 para que la salida nunca salga negativa.

¡Buena suerte!

    
respondido por el Lucas

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