Re: [Qucs/gnucsator] Assertion failed (#9)
Felix Salfelder <[email protected]> Sat, 18 Sep 2021 02:37:23 +0200
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On Fri, Sep 17, 2021 at 04:24:43PM -0700, Dow Drake wrote: > The only issue was with the output voltage during the pulse fall > period -- it should reach zero before the input pulse does because of > the base-emitter drop. If I understand correctly... the simulation does not show that the output voltage does not reach zero before .0012s. The plot is a bit misleading here, look at the data points (few). The Gnucsator transient command wrapper ignores most arguments, and runs with automatic time steps. There was no need to change this yet. Some simulator options are global, and can be set in the .rc file or at the top of the input file, by hand. ".options trtol=1" etc. But fixed time stepping is an argument to the transient command. If you are interested in the timing of the signal approaching zero, you could add a component that depends on it. In Qucs, that would be something like Relais:XX gnd gnd gnd out Vt="0" Which is actually just a voltage controlled switch. Time step control should kick in, as soon as the voltage approaches the threshold.