Paul98
Member level 5
Good morning everyone,
I'm learning to use LtSpice and I'm doing some circuits with opamps. In the example I have below: I apply a 10uV input signal with offset 0. Consequently I have a sine wave which will do + 10uV / 0 / -10uV as in the image at 100Mhz . However when I measure the output of the OpAmp I notice that despite the amplified output signal it has lost the Offset 0. In the example in the photo the blue wave and the input signal while the green one to the amplified output one. The green signal has an amplitude ranging from about + 17uV to + 62uV. Thank you..
I'm learning to use LtSpice and I'm doing some circuits with opamps. In the example I have below: I apply a 10uV input signal with offset 0. Consequently I have a sine wave which will do + 10uV / 0 / -10uV as in the image at 100Mhz . However when I measure the output of the OpAmp I notice that despite the amplified output signal it has lost the Offset 0. In the example in the photo the blue wave and the input signal while the green one to the amplified output one. The green signal has an amplitude ranging from about + 17uV to + 62uV. Thank you..