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use the steady state solver

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Hi team,

When using TINA-TI to run the attachment 1 file, analysis -- > steady state solver will cause a screenshot warning. What is the reason?

However, some files are normal, such as attachment 2

1-Diff Amp CMRR Trim (1).TSC

2-TLV70218_TRANS.TSC

  • Hi Amy,

    Steady State Solver is a part of switching mode power supply analysis tool function. The state variable is a minimum set of variables that given their values at initial state when t=0 and the system inputs as a function of time can be used to predict system performance when t>0. The dynamic models that consist of coupled first-order differential equations are prescribed to be in state-variables, such as states of capacitors and inductors in combination with resistors in a steady state. 

    If you add a capacitor or an inductor in the op amp circuit, the state variable message = 0 will not be prompted. But I am not sure that purpose of op amp simulation under the analysis tool.  You could just use Analysis --> transient to get your simulation result. 

    If you have another questions, please let us know. 

    Best,

    Raymond