Try the Cadsoft offcie in Florida. They have always been extremely helpful. I was sorry when Newark bought them and was afraid those who usually helped me might get eliminated.
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--- In LTspice@..., "boB G" <bob@...> wrote:
I went looking on the eagle forums for answers on this too only to find that it looks like the eagle forums are no longer there.
what link are you using to get to the eagle forums now ? even if unanswered ?
thanks,
boB
--- In LTspice@..., "Gandolf" <gandolf_t_grey@> wrote:
Some background, not intended to be criticism, then the question.
Cadsoftusa's Eagle 6.4 introduced an interface to link schematics with LTSpice IV for simulation. Unfortunately, the link does not seem to be fully functional. There is no documentation from Cadsoftusa about this link that I have been able to find. Cadsoftusa's website points to Newark (Element 14) for technical support. Newark (Element 14) has a number of Eagle Webcasts but these have provided limited help. Also, their forum questions go un-answered. In fairness, Newark (Element 14) is in the business of selling, not providing implementation details of a product; they do provide LTSPice IV models and Eagle symbols and placement data for many components.
I have been able to create a link Eagle 6.4 to LTSpice IV but have not been able to transfer a schematic for simulation.
Separately, I have been able to download spice models and symbols and integrate them into LTSpice IV for simulation.
Separately, I have been able to download and integrate schematic symbols and placement data into Eagle 6.4.
Getting the two products to work an play together seem to be problematic.
The Question: Has anyone in the forum had any experience with using the Eagle 6.4 link to LTSpice IV and can provide any guidance or point to potential information.
Using a link like this seems to be a good idea and I would like to take advantage of it. I'll keep trying different things as time permits.
