Pick a MOSFET type, the generic device can give strange results.
Label your nodes so we know what we are looking at (as shown in the video).
Post your .asc file (as a .txt file if necessary).
...and select appropriate scale for probing the output; Your "gate driver" generate a square wave with 25us Ton time, hence computing simulation from T=0us to 500us but the graph displays result up to 5,000us ( 5ms ).
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It is not clear if the V1 reference is really connected to the GND.
I would expect an error message from simulator.
tnom = 27Questionable use of curly braces in "v2 n002 n001 pulse(0 12 0 1n 1n {d*ts} {ts} 50)"
Error: undefined symbol in: "[d]*ts"
Questionable use of curly braces in "v2 n002 n001 pulse(0 12 0 1n 1n (d*ts) {ts} 50)"
Error: undefined symbol in: "[ts]"
Circuit: * C:\Program Files (x86)\LTC\LTspiceIV\buck.asc
Error on line 8 : v2 n002 n001 pulse(0 12 0 1n 1n (d*ts) (ts) 50)
Unknown parameter "d*ts"
Direct Newton iteration for .op point succeeded.
Date: Fri Jun 24 13:22:06 2016
Total elapsed time: 0.118 seconds.
You are writing text comments "pram" instead of Spice directives ".param". Please correct.
D1 forward voltage is the dominant effect, I presume.It does not go to the theoretical 6V for a 50% duty-cycle due to loses in M1.
You are correct.D1 forward voltage is the dominant effect, I presume.
made it a Spice directive, not a comment (which is ignored by the program).
If you have studied Newton-Rapson's method, then you should know it's use.while simulation the heading was showing newton rapson formula something like that which i studied in CBNST what is the use of it?
What is spice directory and while simulation the heading was showing newton rapson formula something like that which i studied in CBNST what is the use of it?made it a Spice directive, not a comment (which is ignored by the program).
Which transient error? crutschow's simulation has no transient error, mine neither.how to remove transient error at starting
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