twinkle81
Newbie level 3
I have an op amp and assuming its working fine.
The op amp's supply voltages Vdd and Vss is ideally fixed and a sine signal is pump into one of its input. I can get a fine output for a transient response.
But when i try to ramp of the supply voltages (i.e Vss = 0V to -1V). By right, i should still see some sort of signal at the output, however, what i got at the output is always the Vss decreasing magnitude wrt to time.
It doesn't make sense. So i am guessing is there a problem with the software? Or is there someway to monitor the output while changing the supply voltages wrt to time.
P/S when i ran a transient simulation with discrete values of supply voltages(i.e multiple runs at Vss = 0.2, 0.4, 0.6 etc, the output of the op amp still has sensible results.
Please help!
The op amp's supply voltages Vdd and Vss is ideally fixed and a sine signal is pump into one of its input. I can get a fine output for a transient response.
But when i try to ramp of the supply voltages (i.e Vss = 0V to -1V). By right, i should still see some sort of signal at the output, however, what i got at the output is always the Vss decreasing magnitude wrt to time.
It doesn't make sense. So i am guessing is there a problem with the software? Or is there someway to monitor the output while changing the supply voltages wrt to time.
P/S when i ran a transient simulation with discrete values of supply voltages(i.e multiple runs at Vss = 0.2, 0.4, 0.6 etc, the output of the op amp still has sensible results.
Please help!