A preliminary cut to a TD2003 Spice Model has been posted to my website...
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TD2003 Spice Model Posted to my Site
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TDA TDA TDA :-(
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The thread "$16 minimum wage for burger servers?" is more entertaining, but thanks anyway.
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I have re-posted the TDA2003 subcircuit, eliminating one of the LIMIT (*) functions that I suspect is causing LTspice to lock-up on John Woodgate's current-drive amplifier...
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replacing that function with my smoother TANH approach.
Let me know how that plays.
If there's still an issue within LTspice, I'll rework the SLEW LIMIT as well.
(*) The use of LIMIT dates back to when I didn't know any better :-[ ... all my recent models use TANH for any bounding needs. (LIMIT works in PSpice, but I've grown to distrust it.) ...Jim Thompson
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Yep. One of the reasons why I never bothered to implement the if-else construct that the uninitiated put into PSpice, and was copied over to LTSpice, in SS.
Discontinuous functions and discontinuous derivative functions are an accident waiting to happen.
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Yep. The surprise was that LIMIT works in PSpice effortlessly without any OP convergence issues, but throws LTspice into fits where it gives up.
However, I _do_ use IF/THEN/ELSE to set parameters that don't change during a simulation run. ...Jim Thompson
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