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What's wrong with my circuit simulation? No gain is observed at the amplifier output. The intent is for the output gain of the 741 operational amplifier to be equal to R2/R1.
There could be several reasons for incorrect results in a circuit simulation. It could be due to incorrect component values, improper connections, or errors in the simulation software. Double check your circuit design and make sure all components are properly connected. Also, check if the simulation settings are accurate.
If your circuit simulation is not running at all, it could be due to missing or incorrect component models, wrong simulation settings, or a software bug. Make sure you have all the necessary component models loaded and check the simulation settings to ensure they are correct. If the problem persists, try using a different simulation software.
This could be due to several reasons such as incorrect component models, wrong simulation settings, or a faulty circuit design. Check all the component models and make sure they are accurate. Adjust the simulation settings to ensure they are appropriate for your circuit. If the problem persists, review your circuit design for any errors.
A circuit simulation can take a long time to run if it has a large number of components or if the simulation settings are set to a high level of detail. Try simplifying your circuit design or adjusting the simulation settings to reduce the simulation time. Also, make sure your computer meets the minimum requirements for running the simulation software.
Circuit simulations can crash or give errors due to several reasons such as incorrect component models, insufficient memory, or a software bug. Check all the component models and make sure they are accurate. If you are using a large circuit design, try simplifying it to reduce the memory usage. If the problem persists, try updating your simulation software or using a different software.