problem with ic of 4016 in pspice

ericgibbs

Joined Jan 29, 2010
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hi,
From the pin numbers 1,2,13 it appears he is using a Gate section from a 14 pin IC, similar to the 4066 analogue gate

He has not declared VCC or the 0V connection.

Please post your LTS asc file, we can then check the simulation.
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dl324

Joined Mar 30, 2015
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Welcome to AAC!
i have this erorr in pspice
ERROR -- Less than 2 connections at node N00973
Which node is N00973? What are the supply voltages?

Your schematic would be easier to read if you didn't have so much white space, cropped the relevant portion, and didn't run wires over text.
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mohamadkazemi550

Joined Nov 10, 2022
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ok i send with this massage my design file
i enable the power pins and 2 number at the ic has been shwon but still dont know what to do
the picture is this111.PNG
but still have an erorr at the pspice
the nodes adress and the erorr is this
**** INCLUDING adfsfad-SCHEMATIC1.net ****
* source ADFSFAD
V_V1 N00277 0 5Vdc
V_V2 N00313 0 5Vdc
R_R2 0 N01096 1k

**** RESUMING adfsfad-schematic1-sssss.sim.cir ****
.END

ERROR -- Less than 2 connections at node N01096
 

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mohamadkazemi550

Joined Nov 10, 2022
6
i enable the power pins and 2 number at the ic has been shwon but still dont know what to do
the picture is this
111.PNG

but still have an erorr at the pspice
the nodes adress and the erorr is this
**** INCLUDING adfsfad-SCHEMATIC1.net ****
* source ADFSFAD
V_V1 N00277 0 5Vdc
V_V2 N00313 0 5Vdc
R_R2 0 N01096 1k

**** RESUMING adfsfad-schematic1-sssss.sim.cir ****
.END

ERROR -- Less than 2 connections at node N01096
 

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ericgibbs

Joined Jan 29, 2010
18,848
hi m550,
Your model has problems.
Download and unzip this file into its own folder, it has the CD4066 analogue gate information for LTspice.

Ask if you have a problem.
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Audioguru again

Joined Oct 21, 2019
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Most ICs have a wide range of specs listed in their datasheets. Some have good specs and others with the same part number have poor and different specs.
A simulation program usually shows only devices the "typical" specs then if you build a circuit that works fine in a simulation it might not work or work poorly with purchased devices that have different specs.

Your very low 5V supply voltage and a very low 1k load resistor shows on a graph in the datasheet working very poorly with a device that has "typical" specs. When turned on a device with typical specs cuts the signal to half the level of the 5V input.
With a 10k or 100k load the graph shows it working better but still poorly with a 5V supply.

Another graph shows a 10V supply and the CD4016 working poorly with a 1k load and working fairly well with a 10k or 100k load.

Since a simulation program does not read datasheets then you must calculate how devices that you purchase with different than "typical" specs will perform.

A newer and more powerful CD4066 works better than a CD4016. Compare their datasheets.
 
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