* Z:\home\khalils\Downloads\files\data\raw_asc\30f96f2f013e_TayloeDetectorAmplifier.asc
* Generated by LTspice 26.0.1 for Windows.
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S2 N003 01 V_90_deg 0 MYSW
S4 N003 11 V_180_deg 0 MYSW
S6 N003 10 V_270_deg 0 MYSW
V3 N003 0 SINE(2.5 1u {RF_Freq}) AC 1 Rser=50
V4 +5V 0 5
V5 0 -5V 5
V1 V_0_deg 0 PULSE(0 1 0 0.001p 0.001p {SW_time} {4*SW_time})
V2 V_90_deg 0 PULSE(0 1 {SW_time} 0.001p 0.001p {SW_time} {4*SW_time})
V6 V_180_deg 0 PULSE(0 1 {2*SW_time} 0.001p 0.001p {SW_time} {4*SW_time})
V7 V_270_deg 0 PULSE(0 1 {3*SW_time} 0.001p 0.001p {SW_time} {4*SW_time})
C1 0 N007 {C_Sample}
C7 0 N009 {C_Sample}
R24 N007 01 0.1
R25 N009 10 0.1
C3 0 N002 {C_Sample}
C13 0 N005 {C_Sample}
R5 N002 00 1
R7 N005 11 1
R1 V_I N006 100k
R2 N006 N007 10
R3 N008 N009 10
R4 V_Q N001 100k
R6 N001 N002 10
R8 N004 N005 10
C2 V_I N006 150pF
XU1 N004 N001 +5V 0 V_Q level1 Avol=1Meg GBW=10Meg Vos=0 En=0 Enk=0 In=0 Ink=0 Rin=500Meg ;pnba In+)In-)V+)V-)OUT
XU2 N008 N006 +5V 0 V_I level1 Avol=1Meg GBW=10Meg Vos=0 En=0 Enk=0 In=0 Ink=0 Rin=500Meg ;pnba In+)In-)V+)V-)OUT
C4 V_Q N001 150pF
.model MYSW SW(Vt=0.9 Vh=0 Ron=1 Roff=100G)
.tran 0 .7m .2m
;.ac dec 10 10 1000Meg;
;.noise V(V_outQ) V3 dec 10 10 100meg
;.op
.param RF_freq=15Meg LO_freq={RF_freq - Audio_freq} LO_period={1/LO_freq} SW_time={LO_period/4}
.param C_Sample=4.7n
* Signals for voltage-controlled switches \nused to simulate our multiplexer.
* Power Connections
* RF signal in
* Multiplexer
* Simulation Control
;step dec param Audio_freq 1000 10000000 1
.param Audio_freq=10000
* R2 and R3 to emulate PE1NNZ
* Output from inverting alone with R2=0 is: .0.9mV\nOutput from non-inverting input with R2=200 connected to gnd is: 0.9mV\nThe 200 is compensating for there being a signal connected 1/4 of the time,\nThe output with both connected is; 1.8mV, so both contribute equally.\nThe output equation is v_o = (1+(41k/50)/4)v+ - ((41k/50)/4)v- and v- = -v+=5uV\nThis comes out to 2.05mV. This shows our ideal op amp theory isn't quite dead on, about.
* The filtering is not just due to the sampling capacitors. It is also due to the op-amps.\nThis simulation has the roll off at almost 40 dB/decade without C2. \nYou can also see this effect in the peaking at 100 kHz. C2 removes the peaking,\nand makes it drop faster in the first couple of decades, but then the unity gain\nzero of the non-inverting amplifier takes over, so it only drops at 40 db/decade\nthereafter.
* Ideal op amps used as simulation time is long with the ones I am using.
* Library below included based on ModelFile attribute of instance XU1, XU2 (C:\users\khalils\AppData\Local\LTspice\lib\sym\OpAmps\UniversalOpAmp.asy)
.lib UniversalOpAmp1.lib
.backanno
.end

* LTspice schematic (.asc):
Version 4
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SYMATTR Value MYSW
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SYMATTR InstName S4
SYMATTR Value MYSW
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SYMATTR Value MYSW
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WINDOW 123 0 0 Left 0
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SYMATTR InstName V4
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SYMATTR InstName V5
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WINDOW 123 0 0 Left 0
WINDOW 39 0 0 Left 0
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WINDOW 123 0 0 Left 0
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SYMATTR Value PULSE(0 1 {SW_time} 0.001p 0.001p {SW_time} {4*SW_time})
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WINDOW 123 0 0 Left 0
WINDOW 39 0 0 Left 0
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SYMBOL voltage 80 1008 R0
WINDOW 123 0 0 Left 0
WINDOW 39 0 0 Left 0
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SYMATTR Value PULSE(0 1 {3*SW_time} 0.001p 0.001p {SW_time} {4*SW_time})
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WINDOW 0 24 56 Left 2
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SYMATTR Value {C_Sample}
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WINDOW 0 0 56 VBottom 2
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SYMATTR Value {C_Sample}
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WINDOW 0 24 56 Left 2
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TEXT -760 384 Left 2 !.model MYSW SW(Vt=0.9 Vh=0 Ron=1 Roff=100G)
TEXT 232 600 Left 2 !.tran 0 .7m .2m\n;.ac dec 10 10 1000Meg;\n;.noise V(V_outQ) V3 dec 10 10 100meg\n;.op
TEXT -760 424 Left 2 !.param RF_freq=15Meg LO_freq={RF_freq - Audio_freq} LO_period={1/LO_freq} SW_time={LO_period/4}
TEXT 928 536 Left 2 !.param C_Sample=4.7n
TEXT -776 688 Left 4 ;Signals for voltage-controlled switches \nused to simulate our multiplexer.
TEXT 1032 696 Left 4 ;Power Connections
TEXT -576 48 Left 2 ;RF signal in
TEXT -584 -176 Left 4 ;Multiplexer
TEXT 216 544 Left 4 ;Simulation Control
TEXT 232 744 Left 2 !;step dec param Audio_freq 1000 10000000 1
TEXT 232 712 Left 2 !.param Audio_freq=10000
TEXT 1000 448 Left 2 ;R2 and R3 to emulate PE1NNZ
TEXT -96 -312 Left 2 ;Output from inverting alone with R2=0 is: .0.9mV\nOutput from non-inverting input with R2=200 connected to gnd is: 0.9mV\nThe 200 is compensating for there being a signal connected 1/4 of the time,\nThe output with both connected is; 1.8mV, so both contribute equally.\nThe output equation is v_o = (1+(41k/50)/4)v+ - ((41k/50)/4)v-  and v- = -v+=5uV\nThis comes out to 2.05mV.  This shows our ideal op amp theory isn't quite dead on, about.
TEXT -760 464 Left 2 ;The filtering is not just due to the sampling capacitors.  It is also due to the op-amps.\nThis simulation has the roll off at almost 40 dB/decade without C2.  \nYou can also see this effect in the peaking at 100 kHz.  C2 removes the peaking,\nand makes it drop faster in the first couple of decades, but then the unity gain\nzero of the non-inverting amplifier takes over, so it only drops at 40 db/decade\nthereafter.
TEXT 712 608 Left 2 ;Ideal op amps used as simulation time is long with the ones I am using.