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using a VERY large of tstab in PSS analysis

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I wonder if it is possible to improve convergence in PSS analysis by using a VERY large of tstab (stable time)?
Is there anything bad about that approach?
 

I read that in order to increase the possibility of convergence we need to increase tstab. Is that right?
 

anhnha said:
I read that in order to increase the possibility of convergence we need to increase tstab. Is that right?
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Yes and No..
Depends on your circuits "Steady State Settling Time"..
Convergence is also depended on some other factors.
 

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