I have try out a few option provide from the forum eg. STEPGMIN, increase ITL1=400, changing OP-AMP open loop to 1e-5. Attached is the schematic and hope someone will help.
Are you sure you have power connected to the opamps? - I cannot see any connections, nor any node names that might match the default power supply pin names.
Keith.
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You don't seem to be using opamps. Looking at the netlist you are using
Code:
E_U1 N04831 0 VALUE {LIMIT(V(N03028,N04557)*1E5,-15V,+15V)} _U1 N03028
+ N04557 1G
as an opamp. I think that is the source of your problem.
You would probably do better with an opamp model, even an "ideal" one.
those opamp do not have supply pin out. We need to double click inside the properties and set out supply there. The text file do display the supply value (+/- 15V).
It may not be just the gain that is causing the problem. You also have infinite bandwidth and an abrupt limit when the output reaches the supply voltage.
If I want an 'ideal' opamp for some quick simulations I usually use an E source with a gain of 60 or 80dB and add a single pole filter to the output - simple RC with a low R. No voltage limits.
It may not be just the gain that is causing the problem. You also have infinite bandwidth and an abrupt limit when the output reaches the supply voltage.
Yes, I agree with Keith. Sometimes I've made the same experience using the "OPAMP" model in PSpice that provides hard output limiting. Mostly for transient simulations with output amplitudes that reach these limits I have observed such convergence problems.