LTspice IV:Stability of Opamp Circuits @LinearTechnology
LTspice IV:Stability of Opamp Circuits  @LinearTechnology
Uploaded November 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
with Kris Lokere - Signal Chain Applications

We all know that feedback circuits can oscillate. We may even know some tricks of how to fix it. But wouldn't it be nice if our simulation tool could show us exactly what is happening, and why? This video illustrates how to use the .AC analysis to look at open loop gain and phase of operational amplifier feedback circuits in LTspice IV. It explains how to break the feedback loop in an opamp circuit while maintaining the correct operating point so that the plot the open loop transfer function of the circuit can be obtained and the phase margin measured. This video also covers some common techniques on how to improve the phase margin of a design and build your circuit intuition.
LTspice IV:Stability of Opamp CircuitsTrue 18-Bit DAC for Extreme Precision Applications - LTC2757High Bandwidth, Very Low Input Bias Current Op Amp80V, 98% Efficient, 4-Switch Synchronous Buck-Boost Controller IC with 4 Regulation LoopsFloating Surge Stopper Provides Unlimited Overvoltage ProtectionLTspice IV Schematic EditorLTpowerCAD II: A Design Tool for Switching RegulatorsAdding Third-Party Models to LTspice IVWireless Power Receiver Enables Compact and Efficient Contactless Battery ChargingSynchronous PolyPhase Boost Converter for Cool and Powerful ApplicationsQuad Buck Regulators in an Impossibly Small SpaceMeasuring Temperature Accurately
LinearTechnology |

LTspice IV:Stability of Opamp Circuits

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER