I'm restoring a Tek422 oscilloscope, and it uses a multi-vibrator circuit to drive the HV transformer. So in LTspice I tried the inductor values of a few mH and it worked and oscillated, somewhere just under 1mH, it doesn't osc.
When working it wasn't that nice of sqr.wave outputs, so I measured the real inductor values w/ an LCR meter, and they are only 720u and 730uH @ 10kHz (the real thing runs around 24kHz). And that doesn't osc. at all in LTSpice. So I added in the Rs/Rp/Cp and that doesn't help, nor does coupling L1/L2. At 100kHz they only measure ~50uH, I tried before I checked the repair manual for the wave freq. near 24kHz
I haven't tried AC analysis on this type of circuit before, but why would LTSpice be failing, because they aren't loaded so far in my circuit ? IDK the transmission parameters, I better learn that today too

When working it wasn't that nice of sqr.wave outputs, so I measured the real inductor values w/ an LCR meter, and they are only 720u and 730uH @ 10kHz (the real thing runs around 24kHz). And that doesn't osc. at all in LTSpice. So I added in the Rs/Rp/Cp and that doesn't help, nor does coupling L1/L2. At 100kHz they only measure ~50uH, I tried before I checked the repair manual for the wave freq. near 24kHz
I haven't tried AC analysis on this type of circuit before, but why would LTSpice be failing, because they aren't loaded so far in my circuit ? IDK the transmission parameters, I better learn that today too

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