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By examining this model, there is a potential problem, but I think it doesn't actually cause an error in LTspice: .SUBCKT MCP63x 1 2 3 4 5 > ... Notice how the name of the subcircuit (MCP63x) does not

vtlya2000 wrote: How to convert Microchip model to LtSpice? > This model already is a SPICE model. Why do you think it needs to be converted? do not work > That is a very unhelpful description. Please

How to convert Microchip model to LtSpice? do not work .SUBCKT MCP63x 1 2 3 4 5 * | | | | | * | | | | Output * | | | Negative Supply * | | Positive Supply * | Inverting Input * Non-inverting Input *

In message <6iHTSlOY3r8RFwLH@...>, dated Fri, 26 Jul 2013, John Woodgate <jmw@...> writes: I found another Wikipedia page that specifically explains a-parameters:

In message <ksud7b+n6i9@...>, dated Fri, 26 Jul 2013, desi2209 <desi0985@...> writes: This can be an exceedingly complex matter. I think you need much more guidance from your tutor. In

i'm working with power line communication systems. The articles explain the trasmission line theory for cable modelling, but then start to talk about abcd matrix and the advantage to describe the

Instead of a matrix representation, you can use the normal transmission line that is built into LTspice. At those low frequencies, it should work well. So I'm wondering what sort of "cable" you need

I need to simulate the cable behaviour between 90 kHz and 150 kHz. For these reason I think is always cited the abcd matrix and no others. How I have to go on if I choose to work with the a matrix? My

Hi Bob I always highlight the wave form pane and do a Ctrl S to save the settings. This will always display what ever was selected. But, the auto zooming is always there. Seems you cant turn that off

In message <ksu4kg+9r5j@...>, dated Fri, 26 Jul 2013, desi2209 <desi0985@...> writes: There is a good article about 2-port networks and the ABCD matrix at:

When doing repeated simulations of a circuit with (for instance) different parameter steps, the plot settings revert to default settings each time, so I have to do: plot settings/reload plot settings.

Hello! I'm trying to model a cable in ltspice. I read some articles and everybody talk about the implementation of the ABCD matrix in spice. I will do the same but i don't understand how can i do...

Hallo, ich suche ein LTspice-Modell für den 47LS92 k?nnt Ihr mir weiter helfen?

Thanks for your help. Kind Regards, Mike From: "Helmut" <helmutsennewald@...> To: LTspice@... Date: 25/07/2013 18:49 Subject: [LTspice] Re: potentiometer Sent by:

Hi, What you want the symbol of poteniometer. If yes reply ? With Regards B.Vengadassalabady ________________________________ To: LTspice@... Sent: Thursday, 25 July 2013 9:24 PM Subject:

Hi Anirban I needed to do this with a class D audio amp to actually get overlap for continuous conduction, needed to eliminate cross over distortion. (separate inductors for each fet) If youre using

To be honest, I just searched the group for "alternate solver" and looked at the earliest messages. The fact that the alternate solver has higher internal accuracy has been mentioned in this group

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Hi, I need to introduce a dead time between two complementart PWM pulse, trying to turn on the high and low side of a half h-bridge using the ouput an inverted output of LTC1714 hi-speed comparator.