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The pspice model does not work for this amplifier, THS4541 - tells me I have unconnected nodes inside amplifier.
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ERROR: Node U1:I0:I19:1:102 is floating and connected to current source G:U1:I0:I19:1:RA
ERROR: Node U1:I0:I19:1:302 is floating and connected to current source G:U1:I0:I19:1:RC
ERROR: Node U1:I0:I21:1:102 is floating and connected to current source G:U1:I0:I21:1:RA
WARNING: Less than two connections to node U1:I0:I31:NET55. This node is used by E:U1:I0:I31:AHDLINV0:1.
WARNING: Less than two connections to node U1:I0:I30:NET55. This node is used by E:U1:I0:I30:AHDLINV0:1.
Direct Newton iteration for .op point succeeded.
Date: Wed Oct 02 11:43:38 2019
Total elapsed time: 0.125 seconds.
Well Howard, it is good that you are moving on to the much improved THS4541, try this .cir file - this is the TINA file (that I know works) simply saved out as a .cir.
Same errors
ERROR: Node U1:I0:I19:1:102 is floating and connected to current source G:U1:I0:I19:1:RA
ERROR: Node U1:I0:I19:1:302 is floating and connected to current source G:U1:I0:I19:1:RC
ERROR: Node U1:I0:I21:1:102 is floating and connected to current source G:U1:I0:I21:1:RA
WARNING: Less than two connections to node U1:I0:I31:NET55. This node is used by E:U1:I0:I31:AHDLINV0:1.
WARNING: Less than two connections to node U1:I0:I30:NET55. This node is used by E:U1:I0:I30:AHDLINV0:1.
Direct Newton iteration for .op point succeeded.
Date: Wed Oct 02 12:55:28 2019
Total elapsed time: 0.063 seconds.
I added 4 10 MEG resistors to ground at places in circuit that simulator was saying had only 1 connection.
This seems to have fixed it.
Interesting Howard,
Yes, super high impedance nodes inside the model often cause problems. It was my impression this kind of thing was tested (running models in Pspice and/or LTspice) prior to release. I always added those 10M or 100M kind of values on difficult nodes in model development.
Maybe what happens in the TINA sims is a min conductance parameter is set in the options that adds these R's on those nodes automatically. There might be a similar PSpice option in the settings.
This thread gets into this,
https://e2e.ti.com/support/tools/sim-hw-system-design/f/234/t/742758
Hi Howard,
i am having the same issue while trying to simulate THS4531A in LTspice. Could you please share the exact changes you made in your subcircuit? It would help me a lot.
Thank you very much in advance.
Regards,
I added 4 10 MEG resistors to ground at places in circuit that simulator was saying had only 1 connection.
This seems to have fixed it.
ERROR: Node U1:I0:I19:1:102 is floating and connected to current source G:U1:I0:I19:1:RA
ERROR: Node U1:I0:I19:1:302 is floating and connected to current source G:U1:I0:I19:1:RC
ERROR: Node U1:I0:I21:1:102 is floating and connected to current source G:U1:I0:I21:1:RA
WARNING: Less than two connections to node U1:I0:I31:NET55. This node is used by E:U1:I0:I31:AHDLINV0:1.
WARNING: Less than two connections to node U1:I0:I30:NET55. This node is used by E:U1:I0:I30:AHDLINV0:1.
XAHDLINV0 RECCIRSIGNAL NET55 VCC VEE HPA_INV_IDEAL
R1000 NET55 0 10MEG
*GE0 0 NET67 NET22 NET50 200
GRA 101 102 VALUE = { V(101,102)/1e6 }
CA 102 GNDF 1e3
EB 1 1a VALUE = {V(102,GNDF)}
R2000 102 0 10MEG
G2 GNDF 3 VSS GNDF {GPSRRN}
ED 3 3a VALUE = {V(302,GNDF)}
R3000 302 0 10MEG
E1 VO VI VALUE = {V(1a,GNDF) + V(3a,GNDF)}
EA 101 GNDF 1 GNDF 1
GRA 101 102 VALUE = {V(101,102)/1e6}
CA 102 GNDF 1e3
EB 1 1a VALUE = {V(102,GNDF)}
R5000 102 0 10MEG
E1 VI VO 1a GNDF 1