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LTspice simulation for control to output transfer function

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EXPLANATION OF THE PICTURES

  • 1st picture is control to output transfer function. For thosewondering how I obtained this formula, you can checkControl to output transfer function.This formula was obtained with the help of VerbalKint.
  • 2nd and 3rd pictures are my calculations about pole, dc gain, zeroand phase.
  • 4th picture is ltspice simulation of this circuit.

QUESTIONS

I assume that the person who is going to try to answer the question knows the quadratic pole, zero and phase so ;

  • As seen in my calculation, Q value is 1.033x10^-5, which is -99.71dB. Why does Q have such a strange value?
  • I found the phase asymptote values ​​for quadratic pole as 0 degreesand 10^48402, which is infinite. I cannot find the correct phasebreak points, where am I making a mistake?
  • I found DC gain as 56 db, but I cannot see this value in ltspice, why?
  • Quadratic pole phase also contributes -180 degrees, I cannot see this value in my own calculations or in ltspice?
  • In general, although I retry my calculations many times, I always get strange values, where am I making a mistake? For this reason, I cannot see compatibility with ltspice.

enter image description hereAnswer to " Control to output transfer function" by Verbal Kint, edited by Mhan and posted on Software Engineering Stack Exchange is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.

enter image description hereenter image description hereSource: My own calculations

enter image description hereSource: my own simulation


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