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TINA-TI: Significant difference between Tina-TI and Spice model

Part Number: TINA-TI
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM358

Hi there,

i just tried to simulate the LM358 and encountered some problems. After some tries, i found out that the model included in TINA-TI and the SPICE Model that can be found at the product page is very different. I thought that the TI-tool should simulate the part from TI better, but simulating with LTSpice, i get exactly the resut from the datasheet, whereas with TINA-Ti i get something very different.

here the Simulations:

result:

Tina with LM358.

result:

with the output oscillating.

According to the Datasheet, the output should look like this:

I find these results troubleing. Can i use the Spice-Model for simulation? Why is the model in TI-Tina so off? Did I choose the wrong part (I also tried the LM358/101)? I have the strong feeling that i made a mistake setting up the simulation in TI-Tina. Please find attached both simulations.

simulatoins.zip