Why LCL circuit provide distorted output at high frequencies in LTspice simulator?

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TarikElec

Joined Oct 17, 2019
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Hi everyone,
I used to calculate the LCL filter transfer theoritically and use LTspice to simulate in time and frequency domain.
when I simulate in the time domaine, I get a distorted sinewaveat te output!!
I am confused as why? because I have only passive component and the bode plot seems correct!!
this non linearity happens at high frequency only!!
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Bordodynov

Joined May 20, 2015
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Calculation of the simplest L-C-L scheme in Multisim and Qspice. The calculation took up to 40 ms. It was a long time in Multisim. Please note how long it took in Qspice. There is some inductance damping in Qspice - a parallel resistor of approximately 3 MegLCL.pngOhm is connected. This makes the simulation result more realistic. The result obtained in Multisim cannot be in reality.
 

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TarikElec

Joined Oct 17, 2019
147
Calculation of the simplest L-C-L scheme in Multisim and Qspice. The calculation took up to 40 ms. It was a long time in Multisim. Please note how long it took in Qspice. There is some inductance damping in Qspice - a parallel resistor of approximately 3 MegView attachment 340118Ohm is connected. This makes the simulation result more realistic. The result obtained in Multisim cannot be in reality.
Thanks, I got you. it was just a matter of span time
 
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