Could some electronics guru please help ? I was running a SPICE simulation of an H bridge for an inverter, with 12 V DC input. The H bridge has PMOS on the high side and NMOS on the ground side. The switching works fine, and the output waveform looks exactly as it should, except that the amplitude is in the milliVolt range. I have adjusted the MOSFET sizes but that has not been very helpful. Any hints, suggestiions, would be very helpful. Thanks in advance.
I corrected the issue somewhat by replacing MOSFETs with BJTs. The H bridge output is now in the Volts range as compared to milliVolts. I have added some small inductors and Darlington pairs also. Could someone point me to a good SPICE transformer model ? Thanks in advance.
I have added the SPICE netlist below. I am using a standard op-amp LMH6629. The modelcard files are added after the main file. I am using ngspice-23 on a Fedora 14 machine running GCC 4.5.1 Please note that the circuit is still experimental, and so not optimized or efficient.
I have added the SPICE netlist below. I am using a standard op-amp LMH6629. The modelcard files are added after the main file. I am using ngspice-23 on a Fedora 14 machine running GCC 4.5.1 Please note that the circuit is still experimental, and so not optimized or efficient.
Your Mosfets are too weak. They only have Idmax=2mA. The ratio W/L for Power-Mosfet is more like 10000 to 100000. This means W should be many m (milli) instead of u.
Lots of people (including me) run run ltspice on linux using wine. it's easy to install and runs well (somewhat dependant on window manager settings). The provider (linear technology) is biased towards their own parts. One advantage is the ASCII netlists produced by this GUI application are easily posted on usenet. And thus easily run and understood.
In addition to wine you need to also install "xchm" if you want to use the online help.
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