modified 9 years ago

Bug in EC

00:33:09

When the simulation is started the green voltage level is from -10V to 0V, but is should be the same as blue (0V-10V). When the resistor value is changed during simulation first to low then high, the simulation gets back to normal.

published 9 years ago

BillyT

9 years ago

This is a known issue with EC. Something to do with where it starts with the sampling, as long as you are aware of it, you can make allowances for it.

WTFCircuit

9 years ago

It is not a bug, a circuit like that will behave in the exact same way in real life

2ctiby

9 years ago

In reality and with EC a pulse would normally have a rise/fall time (not 0). I always set these to 1% min http://everycircuit.com/circuit/5352282560659456

nemethakos

9 years ago

Thanks! 1m% rise and fall times solves this problem

2ctiby

9 years ago

Yes, 1m% solves the problem here, but I have had problems with more complex circuits in the past if the rise/fall setting is much less than 1%.....so I prefer to use a default of 1% rather than 1m%

WTFCircuit

9 years ago

It works perfectly even with rise and fall times at 0%, although it's not much realistic

2ctiby

9 years ago

http://everycircuit.com/circuit/4766259304726528

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