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In message <CALBs-TgcwTBCyW1+=wNz4R7Yk09QHzk1sbNYC1ii8HU7SecrFg@...>, dated Mon, 16 Dec 2013, Andy <Andrew.Ingraham@...> writes: This is all good stuff, but could you please comment

Steve wrote: I am new to LTSpice but I have experience with AutoCadd. Pins 8 and 16 are That depends on the component's SPICE model. Some SPICE models do not require power connections because the

ronw6wo wrote: I would like to be clear on at least one matter " 'the value of the window" I think "the value of the window" as used before, refers to the time interval that was simulated and sent to

ronw6wo wrote, " this is my first attempt to model FT behaviour". Here are some tips. (1) To get finer frequency resolution in the FFT results, you need to use longer simulation times. The two are

I am new to LTSpice but I have experience with AutoCadd. Pins 8 and 16 are missing and I can't add them to the .sym model. How do I power this IC? Any advice or workaround will be appreciated. Steve

"Business Kid" wrote, " Is this a 'known issue?' (m$ speak for A BUG)? Where should I report it?" The way to report bugs (if it continues to be one) is via email to: "LTspice @ linear.com" (remove the

Hello, I also had a problem to update LTspice on two WIN7 PCs the last week. When I clicked on Sync Release, it simply did nothing. It behaved like when another LTspice is open. I rebooted the PCs and

I can't install the latest update in linux. It certainly doesn't go in painlessly like the last one did, and may need shoehorning in. That's a pity, because I uninstalled the older version. Is this a

thanks a lot, i will try it and hope it will work Jad

In message <ENcQOfEjUjrSFwah@...>, dated Sun, 15 Dec 2013, John Woodgate <jmw@...> writes: I'm sorry: I got a bit confused myself in trying to explain this and I

Hi Andrew. Look http://ltwiki.org/index.php5?title=Components_Library_and_Circuits File is LTspiceIV.zip. It contains a files Valvol.lib and UC3825.asy. Bordodynov.

Hi. My file 100MEG LTspiceDoc contained different files with instructions on using LTspice. These files I found on the internet. Files including in Russian. Links to some of them are in this group.

Hello Andy, Thank for sharing your thoughts with me. I discover something that I do not understand. Maybe you or other people can answer my questions. All 2stages_2CascodeDiff_ACsim_test1_orig.asc,

Hello Ron, If you want 100Hz resolution, you have to simulate at least 1/100s=10ms. I have uploaded an example "fft10meg.asc" to the Temp-folder folder. I simulated 20ms.

I guess my question with respect to noise and LTspice is how the time step between noise samples is established? And, how is it then interpreted - as a PWL source, for example? All I see is .noise - I

In message <l8l5j2+4h2m77@...>, dated Sun, 15 Dec 2013, ronw6wo@... writes: It isn't very clear. No. It's the 'width' in frequency of one window. Working backwards through that last

Hi Jim,

RC and John Thanks for the response,but I am blinded by science now as this is my first attempt to model FT behaviour I would like to be clear on at least one matter " 'the value of the window" Is

I don't think that will give a very good approximation to Gaussian noise. You might want to try the Box-Mueller method.

In message <CAFL0OtQZcJSRTgEKrDT3ObSrjGatJzBfoLanqGr7Y2uN6vZOOQ@...>, dated Sun, 15 Dec 2013, Business Kid <business.kid@...> writes: No doubt, but the fact that they are very slow by