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Error creating Operating Point Solver - Aborting non-finite value

What does that mean?

Yeah...I got that too.

I got the same with the IE8, but it's running with Firefox 9.0.1. Why ?

The solvers run in Javascript on your browser, its probably an incompatability between FF Javascript and IE Javascript.

HI Circute,

Most likely this error is occurring because you have a non-number value in one of the of the parameter values of an element. If you post a public circuit that is giving you this error, we can help you find the issue.

@hevans >= Nail hit!

I had a transformer and had the 'Turn Ratio' set at '1:125' - that caused the error. '125' is correct.

BTW, I use Chrome on Xp

Yeah, posting might help, eh? lol

OK, cleaned up abit, and will double check values. Here is the link;

https://www.circuitlab.com/circuit/y7p2k8/adjustable-regulator/

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Thanks for help.

bump. So when I opened it up this time, there is a long list of errors that flashes, but not sure what that means....

Any more ideas?

Ok, got it, nevermind. Had latest IE but that was not good enough. Sw to Chrome and no problems.

Thanks hevans, I had a capacitor that I accidentally wrote 10uF, so it was showing 10uF F. I took the F out of my value and it solved the problem!