Original Question: How to simulate signal? by Kevin1102
Hi,
I used our ADIsimPE to simulate circuit doubt and try to imitate Oscilloscope.
Attachment is my ADIsimPE file, I try to measure Vin and Vout Waveform or voltage.
I want to show waveform method.@
Could you teach us how to do steps (Probe) or change the file directly once send back to me?
I will appreciate your help with this situation.
Kevin
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Question: RE: How to simulate signal? by hyao
Hi Kevin,
Sorry for the late response.
The inverting amplifier in your schematic won't work as the single power supply is used and the output voltage is limited to within the rails, the output can not go to negative. Also, it's good to add another resistor R3 from the Vin+ to GND for the bias current cancellation. usually set R3=Rin//Rf. Attached is the modified model for your reference. Double click the Vin probe and select "Auto" instead of "use separate grid", you will get Vin and Vout waveform in same the grid.
Best regards,
Hong
Question: RE: How to simulate signal? by hyao
Hi Harry, thanks for pointing it out.
Question: RE: How to simulate signal? by FormerMember
Kevin,
I disagree w/ Hong. You do NOT need R3. The input offset current is almost as large as the input bias current,
so it doesn't buy you anything. If the bias current was microamps, yes, when bias current is picoamps,
you don't need the resistor.
Harry