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Old 5th May 2006, 08:07 AM   #1
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Smile Spice model LM3886 needed.

Spice model LM3886 needed also please.
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Old 30th May 2006, 10:30 AM   #2
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Gerry had a model that did not work properly.

Gerry did you fix the model ?

Doesn't anyone need to simulate a LM3886 circuit using Spice ?
I've been looking all over and still have not found a model !

Anyone listening ?

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Old 4th October 2006, 06:41 PM   #3
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Default LM3886 Spice model?

Hello from Germany,

have anyone now a functional Lm3886 Spice Model?
Gerry´s model don´t works!

Greetings to this great forum and thanks

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Old 27th December 2006, 02:03 AM   #4
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I tried that model too to no success. Thanx for the effort though. I imagine it worked for some specific resistor settings or network topology.

I wrote an e-mail to National Semiconductor asking for this or a model of some other similar LM chips. I imagine I may not hear back until after New Years however; or not at all.
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Old 27th December 2006, 03:52 AM   #5
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Here's the Gerry's model... Had to do something to it to get it to "work" - don't remeber what though. I guess there was some inconsistancy in the pin order of LTspice's opamp symbol file or something.

This model works partially but is not very good. Both inverting and non-inverting circuits give results that are OK but the model has some issues with the rail current draw. For example, this model never clips to rails and the rail current is always only slightly higher than the current in the feedback loop - that is few milliamperes.


* LM3886 OPAMP MACRO MODEL (INTERMEDIATE LEVEL)
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* IN+ IN- OUT VCC VEE
.SUBCKT LM3886 1 2 81 101 102
Q1 5 1 7 NPNT
Q2 6 2 8 NPNT
RC1 101 5 377.99
RC2 101 6 377.99
RE1 7 4 357.99
RE2 8 4 357.99
I1 4 102 0.001
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* OPEN-LOOP GAIN, FIRST POLE AND SLEW RATE
G1 100 10 6 5 0.002645552
RP1 10 100 37.8MEG
CP1 10 100 0.0000526316UF
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*OUTPUT STAGE
EOUT 80 100 10 100 1
RO 80 81 100
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* INTERNAL REFERENCE
RREF1 101 103 100K
RREF2 103 102 100K
EREF 100 0 103 0 1
R100 100 0 1MEG
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.model NPNT NPN(BF=50000)
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.ENDS LM3886
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Old 27th December 2006, 04:49 AM   #6
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As I'm making a constant-current amp, those current oddities are what made me try to see it National Semi can help us out.
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