I don't have the issue, whether in op or tran: it always shows the correct voltage of 7.33 something everywhere on the net.
It probably has to do with this:
A simulation free zone. Design it, build it, test it.
He somewhats knows you don't like him, so he doesn't like you.
More seriously, this kind of things can happen for legitimate reasons: if you make a change after a sim, or if a change is pending before you start the sim, etc.
Depending on the configuration, the fluke could be saved in the asc and be presented again as it is in some cases.
It probably has to do with this:
A simulation free zone. Design it, build it, test it.
He somewhats knows you don't like him, so he doesn't like you.
More seriously, this kind of things can happen for legitimate reasons: if you make a change after a sim, or if a change is pending before you start the sim, etc.
Depending on the configuration, the fluke could be saved in the asc and be presented again as it is in some cases.
You may not measure a node (any node) after you relabel something: everything is changed and reordered, and the old voltages have no relation with the present nodes numbering.
Ideally, I think LTspice should gray-out these options as soon as something is changed.
If you want to do that kind of thing, labelling the nodes of interest with non-standard names, like A, B, Out, In are the way to go.
Otherwise, LTspice doesn't track the node names (and anyway, if you want to be general and complete, how would you do that, when you split a net for instance: which one inherits of the original title?)
Probably
Maybe things like this happen in the turbulent weather zone where 'A simulation free zone.' (Design it, build it, test it.) and SPICE (the mother of all circuit simulators) collide...
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I have done a fair bit of editing and did keep saving the file as it all progressed but it still seems a bizarre issue to me. I did flip the IC (to make it look neater) by chopping all the connections and then rotating it and connecting back up again.
Might have a couple of ideas to try later...
it's not a bug, that's the way ltspice does it. The waveforms (and all node voltages) are stored after a run. If you've made changes but never ran the simulation again, these voltages and waveforms will reflect the old situation.
combine this with what Elvee said: there's your "problem".
I'd say it was bug too...
That's what I am doing. Running the simulation and attaching one voltage tag to the line. And its incorrect. In attaching that tag its also changed the nodes.
When you try other points on the circuit the same thing happens but its very inconsistent as to what changes and what doesn't.
So it seems its just the way it is
That's what I am doing. Running the simulation and attaching one voltage tag to the line. And its incorrect. In attaching that tag its also changed the nodes.
When you try other points on the circuit the same thing happens but its very inconsistent as to what changes and what doesn't.
So it seems its just the way it is
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