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OpAmp simulation
Mar 30th, 2007, 2:23pm
 
Hi
I'm a designing a fully differential opamp for CT Filter. The circuit has different gain and phase margin values according to the analysis I chose.
Case 1:
XF analysis. 1 Port element connected between diff input and biasing voltages are applied thru a AC blocking resistors (50K). Gain and phase curve drawn at the output.

Case 2:
AC analysis. Common mode (vdc) and diff mode (vsin) sources connected thru an ideal_balun (from analog lib). Gain and phase curve of (vop-von)/(vip-vin) are drawn.

There is 6 dB gain difference and 80 degree phase difference between 2 simulations. (XF has better results)

I wonder if there is any trick that I'm missing in the setup and which case is more proper for and OpAmp simulation?

Any helps will be highly appreciated.
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Re: OpAmp simulation
Reply #1 - Mar 30th, 2007, 3:21pm
 
The port component is giving you twice the voltage you think it is because it is not seeing a matched load. You should use the voltage source setup.

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