Hi Tony
I’m not familiar with TINA, I’m using PSpice, but what I do when I’m simulating a balanced circuit is that I use 2 voltage sources, both connected to ground, and have one of them 180 degrees out of phase. You put ½ the voltage in each of them.
Cheers
Hi Stinius, I tried that, unfortunately Tina gives an error message "Only one input is allowed".
Thanks for the suggestion though!
Number 2 is correct. The + input is referenced to ground through R5.
Hi Frank, surely you meant the + input is referenced to gnd through R4 and not R5? (which doesn't exist!)
Thanks,
Tony.
The input source don't need referenced to ground at my simulations of bal. circuits in "circuitmaker". But the output load need this one. So I must use number 2 of your schematic. I think, at your software it must be the same behaivour. If you see error messages nevertheless, please try to sketch leads between all points of GND and remove the earth symbols except one pieces.
By simulate of a circlotron topology (output also balanced) I must still differentiate between an real GND and GND only for simulate at the negative output
By simulate of a circlotron topology (output also balanced) I must still differentiate between an real GND and GND only for simulate at the negative output
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