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[MOVED] simple two stage opamp design need help, thanks a lot!!!

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Dear all, I now design a two stage opamp,as the first photo, the tran simulation of the first stage output the differential input and second stage output are shown in the second photo, why the second stage tran simulation results is like this one? I thinl it's wrong, but i don't know why. the AC gain and phase are shown in the third photo, the gain can't drop to 0, what is the reason?
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I know I should use xfmr to build the differential input, the connection is like
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but can someone tell me, why I get error when do the simulation"unexpected voltage source/inductor loop, including `lmk1'
" I connected the circuit like
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who can tell me the left bottom pin should connect to where?
 

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The left bottom wire is labelled 'gnd', even though there is no symbol for ground evident. Is that wire definitely connected to ground?

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Sometimes you need to put resistors (low ohm or zero ohm) in series with a capacitor or coil, to prevent the simulator from generating an error.
 

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