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SPICE-Simulation using LTspice IV

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10.3. Use of Labels<br />

In general OP Amp circuits need a positive and a negative supply voltage. The fully drawn circuit then gets a little<br />

bit untidy, so applying some Labels simplifies the appearance.<br />

When <strong>using</strong> a label you replace the wiring by a simple connection with a name for the node at all points where it is<br />

needed and you no longer need to draw all the necessary wires.<br />

Let us use the OPA355 from the last chapter and build a new gain block (gain = 10 (+20dB) ; non- inverting<br />

circuit; 2 supplies of +2.5V and -2.5V).<br />

Also use a label for the input and for the output nodes.<br />

This has another advantage:<br />

In the waveform viewer you now get the label as information for the trace<br />

instead of the node number....<br />

So the schematic looks like this, preset for a sweep from 1Hz to 200MHz:<br />

And now let us do the work, starting with the 2 power supplies.<br />

Step 1:<br />

Delete all wiring between the power supply and the circuit and press the “label button”:<br />

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