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What does Gain mean when LTSpice plots Gain vs Frequency in AC analysis?

I am trying to simulate the frequency response of a trans-impedance amplifier in LTspice, with a current source input, as shown below: My question is when doing ac analysis, the gain that LTspice ...
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LTspice Bode plot filter analysis

I am designing a π-type LC filter with a frequency cutoff of approximately 1khz. Simulating the filter in LTspice gives the following Bode plot. It starts dropping off at ~100hz before dropping ...
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Stability issue: Compensation changes using Bode plot in LTspice

I am encountering issues with a LT8390 design, particularly in higher load current conditions, which leads me to suspect a stability problem. The design parameters are as follows: vin 18-36 (28v ...
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Inverting opamp amplifier: frequency response not compatible with LTspice simulation

I have a simple inverting opamp amplifier and I want to study the frequency response of the circuit and finally calculate the frequency band (or cutoff frequency). Unfortunately the model created in ...
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Unable to find Gvd of a buck converter using LTspice

I'm trying to simulate a closed-loop buck converter in LTspice. I'm using ideal components. I started by finding the Gvd of the buck converter (duty to output transfer function). I used the .ac ...
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Discrepancy Between Bode Plot Predictions and FFT Output for Higher-Order Low Pass Filters on a 10 kHz Square Wave

I have conducted an experiment where a 10 kHz square wave is input through low pass filters of 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th orders. After passing the square wave through these filters, I observed the FFT (...
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Why is the current source type/waveform influencing the ac analysis in ltspice?

As I understood the ltspice .ac analysis, it would linearize the circuit and solve it with an AC stimulus in the source marked with "AC 1" ( which then ...
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LTspice Bode plot is incorrect or inconsistent (op-amp circuit)

I'm testing the open loop transfer function of an op-amp circuit by following this schematic: This is my LTspice schematic (keep in mind the actual op-amp circuit itself has been thoroughly checked, ...
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Negative loop gain of LDO

I am trying to design an LDO with the following specification: Vout = 1.5V; Vin = 1.7V - 2V; Iload = 75uA to 1200uA. However, while I am simulating its loop gain, its gain is coming negative. Even ...
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Why does the Bode plot in LTspice disagree with my command calculation?

I am trying to use LTspice to plot Bode plot for frequency response. I used command to get the gain at the 1kHz first. In the error log it turns out that it is 47.3dB. When I used small signal AC to ...
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Frequency response of a cascade opamp circuit using LTSpice

I'm trying to simulate this circuit which consists of multiple stages of op amps, but I couldn't figure out the operating bandwidth of the circuit. Using AC analysis, the Bode plot is a weird shape ...
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Is it okay/valid to have a Bode plot that has linear magnitude scale?

I have almost always seen that the magnitude axis of a Bode plot is in dB but today I was shocked when I saw in LTspice that Linear option was also available for Bode representation. I am very ...
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LTSpice: represent group delay when x axis changes

I am trying to plot the group delay of the following circuit. Usually it is enough to change the y axis from phase to group delay. However because I changed the x axis to represent a normalized ...
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Visually determine pole from Bode plot

Currently I'm taking a basic electronics course and this was a part of homework. The Bode plot represents the frequency response of an amplifier and from this plot we had to determine the dominant ...
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Recreate "Voltage gain vs Frequency" graph of Op-Amp in LT Spice

I am trying to recreate the "Voltage gain vs Frequency" graph of the LT1037 Op-Amp in LT Spice. According to the datasheet page 6 the graph looks like this: - Trying to recreate this in LT ...
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