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I think for the most part you answered your own questions. Is there a secret .option for seting the solver? > Apparently not, as your next line stated: Because LTspice needs to parse (read and decode)

Sorry for confusion. Alex, What YOU write comes through fine hws, Update YOUR fonts. --- BordodunovAlex@... wrote: From: "bordodynov" <BordodunovAlex@...> To: LTspice@...

Hi, in that article Mike Robins claims superiority of their "CircuitLab" simulator over all other simulators in respect of numerical resolution.

My problems are still with me. I have tried the ideas above still no success. I took a cir

Hi Heinz-W. Schockenbaum and Macy.I do not understand why I needed to update fonts. I use the browsers Mozilla FireFox and Google Chrome. I looked at her letters with them. Everything is fine. These

How about record it in Camtasia ...... It is free for 30 day eval.

Clear- thanks for pointing that out. I'll give it a try.

HSPICE models and netlist files (without encryption) are capable of running in LTspice. The problem is that HSPICE has so many deviations from generic SPICE. If a netlist uses any of those unique

Hello, Why do you want convert it? Just feed into LTspice and press RUN. Best regards, Helmut

In message <ksmqo7+4skp@...>, dated Tue, 23 Jul 2013, vtlya2000 <vtlya2000@...> writes: Encrypted files cannot be converted. Unencrypted Pspice files will either run on LTspice or need a

How to convert model from Orcad Pspice or HSPICE to LTSpice? need util help me

Henry McCall <hank@...> wrote: I believe my answer was correct with respect to programs labelled "SPICE". > You were correct that the research work was at "one of the California

Nah, as far as I know, most of what you wrote was largely bogus and not really based on historical fact. I stand by the history of SPICE as presented on the LTwiki. However, if you can cite and link

Be sure to try using the Alternate Solver as Andy suggested. This option must be set manually (cannot be set in the simulation commands on the schematic) and it is easy to overlook it having been set

A lot of simulators have added POP/PSS (Periodic Operating Point/ Periodic Steady-State) solvers to their repertoire. Micro-Cap recently added POP capability. They discuss it here: