Hello everyone.
I'm trying to simulate a circuit which controls a BLDC motor via Back EMF signal using a PIC microcontroller.
When I run the simulation I get this error everytime:
[SPICE] transient GMIN stepping at time=2.6977
[SPICE] TRAN: Timestep too small; timestep = 5e-012: trouble with node #M1_BLDCM-GENERIC#0004_ROTOR#001A_I1_U?_B2#branch.
I tried to lower the GMIN value but it didn't work.
I notice that if I hold the reset button at the top of PIC making the microcontroller unable to work the program runs continuously.
I'm attaching a image of the circuit and the circuit file.
Circuit Image:
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
I'm trying to simulate a circuit which controls a BLDC motor via Back EMF signal using a PIC microcontroller.
When I run the simulation I get this error everytime:
[SPICE] transient GMIN stepping at time=2.6977
[SPICE] TRAN: Timestep too small; timestep = 5e-012: trouble with node #M1_BLDCM-GENERIC#0004_ROTOR#001A_I1_U?_B2#branch.
I tried to lower the GMIN value but it didn't work.
I notice that if I hold the reset button at the top of PIC making the microcontroller unable to work the program runs continuously.
I'm attaching a image of the circuit and the circuit file.
Circuit Image:

Any suggestions?
Thanks.
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