What does DEFCON mean when running a simulation in LT-SPICE? During many simulations, the SPICE engine supposedly goes into DEFCON, and the quality of the results apparently deteriorates.
Is something wrong with my circuit, or is it just that I am pushing LT- SPICE?
Thanks, Mukund
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Hello,
maybe yes.
At least LTspice has had a hard time to simulate your circuit.
You should think about a better circcuit structure or more reasonable values in your design. Using Nano-Ohms and Tera-ohms in one circuit for example can lead to trouble. Also some of the vendor's opamp-models are a nightmare for every SPICE-simulator.
Best regards, Helmut
Depends on which DEFCON level it was...
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