Why is the voltage drop across R2 0V despite 331nA flowing through it?

# xschem

Richie Fan

03/23/2024, 8:22 PM

Why is the voltage drop across R2 0V despite 331nA flowing through it?

Luis Henrique Rodovalho

03/23/2024, 9:27 PM

Wrong resistance. MegaOhm is meg, not m.

Stefan Schippers

03/23/2024, 9:28 PM

@Richie Fan Because

1.4M

in spice means 1.4 milli-Ohm, so to 5 digit precision there is no observable voltage difference (460pV). If you meant 1.4 Mega Ohm use

1.4MEG

Richie Fan

03/24/2024, 12:06 AM

Oh wow, that’s why it never worked whenever resistor value went above 1 meg, thank you

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