Differential amplifier simulation

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The discussion focuses on simulating a differential amplifier circuit using Microsim Schematics, with specific interest in obtaining output values V0, V1, and V2. The user seeks assistance in verifying the circuit's correctness and correcting any errors. They express confusion about discrepancies between theoretical and experimental values of V0, questioning why theoretical values should fall between +15Vcc and -15Vcc. Additionally, there is a concern about potential miswiring of the -15V supply in the simulation. Clarification and guidance on these issues are requested to improve the simulation results.
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I'm trying to simulate this ciruit on microsim schematics:

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i281/esmeco/amplifier.jpg

This's what I've got so far:

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i281/esmeco/Microsimcircuit.jpg


What I want to see is the final graph with the values of V0,V1,V2.V1 is 1V and V2 varies from -5V to 7V.I'm not sure if my circuit is totally right so I'd really appreciate if someone could correct it where it is wrong, or give me some pointers on how to correct it.Thanks in advance for the reply!

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Just one more question,how do I read the values of the error |V0 experimental - V0 theoric|?Why do the values from v0 theoric differ so much from those of V0 experimental(from class)?Shouldn't the V0 theoric values stand between +15vcc and -15vcc?This's the table with the experimental and theoric results value(didn't put the simulated values because I'm not sure if the microsim circuit is correct):

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i281/esmeco/Resultstable.jpg
 
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Any help,please?
 
It looks like the -15V supply is miswired. Am I reading the simulation schematic wrong?
 
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