Hello, I'm trying to simulate this in PSPICE but no matter what I try changing it either goes on forever and never gives me the simulation output or it gives me the error of "there are no data values in section 1" (and then the same for section 2). Honestly, I haven't used PSPICE in quite some time and I feel like there's something very basic I'm missing. I think it's the time I'm setting for the transient analysis or maybe the pins hanging off of U1B and U2B? I've never used LM1458 before and I don't know if that could be an issue. And no matter what time I set it still doesn't work. This is my circuit:
What am I missing?

 

Hello,

The ground symbol is floating.
There is no relation to the 9 volts.

Bertus

 

Oh wow, the ground symbol really was floating I can't believe I didn't notice that, thank you! But what do you mean there is no relation to the 9V?
I fixed the floating symbol and it gives me a "overflow, multiply" error.

 

what do you mean there is no relation to the 9V?

 

Hello,

Make a voltage divider of two equal resistors accross the 9 Volts and connect the middle point to your ground symbol.
The resistors can be any value between 1 and 10 K.

Bertus

 

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I tried this and still got the same error.

 

Hello,

Make a voltage divider of two equal resistors accross the 9 Volts and connect the middle point to your ground symbol.
The resistors can be any value between 1 and 10 K.

Bertus

So I connect the +9V as I did previously, and the same with the -9V but connect the node between the two resistors to ground? Sorry, I'm just trying to see if I understood correctly. I tried this and if the resistors are bellow 1k it gives be the same error as before, and if it's larger than that it says it failed to converge. Except for 900 Ohms which seems to simulate forever.

 

Hello,

Sometimes it helps to put a capacitor of 10 uF accross the botton resistor for decoupling.

Bertus

 

Hello,

Sometimes it helps to put a capacitor of 10 uF accross the botton resistor for decoupling.

Bertus

Still the same errors.