First, set ltspice to be more accurate. In the menu, choose Simulate->Control Panel, then choose the "Spice" tab. See the image below. Set the Solver to Alternate. For higher accuracy set Reltol to a smaller number. The smaller it is, the slower the simulation ...
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First, set ltspice to be more accurate. In the menu, choose Simulate->Control Panel, then choose the "Spice" tab. See the image below. Set the Solver to Alternate. For higher accuracy set Reltol to a smaller number. The smaller it is, the slower the simulation ...
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