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LTspice syntax problem

Flyback

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Hi,
How do i make the time of a "Pulse" source equal to the voltage of a node in LTspice?
The attached LTspice wont work. Do you know how to solve?
 

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It is unlikely that you will be able to do what you want in that way. The fields in the pulse source must be numbers or parameters that can be resolved into a number BEFORE the beginning of the simulation. If you are trying to create a PWM signal with a fixed frequency and a variable duty cycle that will respond to a control voltage, there are better ways to accomplish that.
 
You could use something like this, where the duty cycle varies with v(a) :-
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I am an LTspice newbie and just learned how to do this
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Using two interpolated pulses to make two sawtooths with 1000:1 T ratio = 10ms:10us compared with an arbitrary IF statement to make a PWM signal.

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For those curious why I use Win7 x64 16GB instead of Win 10/11, it's because I like lean and fast on my 10 yr old PC.

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