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If you're new to SPICE, the RC Low-Pass Filter is a great place to start.

 

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BJT Current Source

Simplified Audio Amp Model

Diff Amp with Current Mirror

 

OP AMP APPLICATIONS

Programmable Gain Amplifier (PGA) Op Amp

Triangle Wave Generator  

Op Amp Comparator with Hysteresis

Driving a Capacitive Load

Op Amp PID Controller  

Summing Amplifier

Single-Supply AC Inverting Amplifier

H-Bridge Power Amp

Integrator

Differentiator 

Op Amp Differentiator - Open Loop Analysis 

Wien Bridge Oscillator

Transimpedance Amplifier

Current Source

Precision Half-Wave Rectifier  

Op Amp Limiter
 

OP AMP BASICS

Inverting Amplifier

Non-Inverting Amplifier

Differential Amplifier

Basic Op Amp Model

Op Amp Bandwidth

Op Amp Feedback Analysis 

Input Offset Voltage  

Input Bias Current  

 

GENERAL CIRCUITS & MODELS

The 555 Timer 

Analog Behavioral Modeling

Basic Digital Gates  

DC Motor Model

Common Emitter Transistor Amplifier

Voltage Regulator w/ Series-Pass Transistor

Push-Pull Output Stage 

Transistor Differential Amplifier

Voltage-Controlled Resistor

Potentiometer Model

Capacitor Model 

The Miller Effect

 

SWITCH-MODE POWER SUPPLIES

SMPS Basics - The Buck Converter

SMPS Power Loss 

Buck Converter - Voltage Mode Control

Buck Converter - AC Model

Buck Converter - Compensation

SPICE Power Meter  

 

SWITCHED-CAPACITOR CIRCUITS

Switched-Capacitor Resistor  

Switched-Capacitor Integrator 

 

AUDIO AMPLIFIERS

Basic Audio Amplifier

Diff Amp with Current Mirror 

Output Stage

The Miller Integrator 

Simplified Audio Amp Model

BJT Current Source   new!

 

 

Using the Circuit Collection

Here’s a growing source of circuits from today’s application notes, data sheets and textbooks. Use the collection anyway that works for you:

1. Download the SPICE file and off you go! Simulate, modify, expand it any way you like.

2. Read the circuit notes for a brief tour of how it works along with some hands-on design and analysis. Like a buffet table take as little or as much as you need.

3. Simulate your own circuits. Find a circuit similar to your interest. Then, modify it to fit your needs.

 

DESIGN TOPICS

Sampling Theory 

Pulse Width Modulation 

The PID Controller

Component Tolerances - Part I 

Component Tolerances - Part II

Noise Analysis - Resistor Example 

Power Supply Bypassing 

Transmission Line Terminations

 

ADC INPUT DRIVERS

Single-Ended to Single-Ended

Differential to Single-Ended 

Single-Ended to Differential

Differential to Differential 

Fully Differential Amplifier 

 

FILTERS

Audio Tone Controls  

Multiple Feedback Band-pass Filter

RC Low-Pass Filter

Sallen-Key Low-Pass Filter

 

SENSORS & INSTRUMENTATION

Sensor Bridge

Sensor Bridge with Current Bias

Instrumentation Amp (3 Op Amp)

NTC Thermistor Model

Linearized NTC Thermistor 

Thermistor Preamp 

 

OP AMP MODELS

Op Amp Macro-Models

Basic Op Amp Model 

Intermediate Op Amp Model

     Advanced Functions

2nd Gain Stage  

Frequency Shaping Stages

Output Voltage Limiting 

Output Current Limiting 

Supply Correction Current

Common-Mode Rejection 

Op Amp Input Voff and Ibias

     Easy to Use Functions  new!

Slew Rate Using TANH 

Output Voltage Limiter 

Output Current Limiter

 

 

SPICE TOPICS

A Brief History of SPICE

Why Simulate? 

Limitations of SPICE!

 

THE SPICE ALGORITHM

Take a look inside the SPICE engine.   How it works...

Nodal Analysis 

Non-Linear DC Analysis

Transient Analysis  

Algorithm Overview 
 

 

 

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