op-amp simulation instruction · pick the model for ic 741 and add the connection ... it should...

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This is the instruction for 5spice simulation of op-amp. Use this panel to select the connector wires Select passive components Select signal generator/power supply Select test point for plotting AC or transient analysis output

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Page 1: Op-Amp Simulation Instruction · Pick the model for IC 741 and add the connection ... it should show the IC as shown in the right picture. • Once you have test points setup for

This is the instruction for 5spice simulation of op-amp.

Use this panel to select the connector wires

Select passive components

Select signal generator/power supply

Select test point for plotting AC or transient analysis output

Page 2: Op-Amp Simulation Instruction · Pick the model for IC 741 and add the connection ... it should show the IC as shown in the right picture. • Once you have test points setup for

• Right click on the op-amp and click on edit parameters. Search for ‘LM741’. By selecting on LM741, click on ‘Add Connection Information’.

Use 2 batteries with 15V each as shown in the figure to supply power to the OPAMP with +15 and -15V.

You can use the ground here as the common ground for all your setups. There should be 1 ground in the circuit otherwise there will be errors.

From the op-amp sub circuit, select the one with 5 – 9 pins, so you can control the ‘Turn ON’ voltage for the IC741

Pick the model for IC 741 and add the connection information as shown in the left figure. Once you save it to the library and close the window, it should show the IC as shown in the right picture.

Page 3: Op-Amp Simulation Instruction · Pick the model for IC 741 and add the connection ... it should show the IC as shown in the right picture. • Once you have test points setup for

• Once you have test points setup for input and output, you can use the Analyze menu and Select/Edit command to setup the type of analysis – AC, DC or Transient Analysis.

• The following figures explain how to select your analysis and setup the graphs.