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Hello Jeff, The attribute "value" in LM358Dual.asy has to be LM358DUAL and not LM358. Unzip my example in a new folder and run it. lm358dual1.zip

Jeff asked about a "Pin count mismatch error" with a dual LM358 symbol. In your symbol attributes, the Value attribute is "LM358". This means LTspice will try to use the "LM358" subcircuit. Change it

I tried to use the info you taught me on the LM393A dip14 project to make the LM358 dip8 project and I just can't find why it won run, please take a look at it and let me know what's wrong, Thanks,

Hello With all Qd44vh10 replaced If I replace .endL by .ends I get no error or warning. If I keep .endL I get : Error on line 1138 : .endl 2sc6144sg Unknown control card Error on line 1138 : .endl

It looks very much as though your model isn't called *exactly* ' Qd44vh10'. There could be a leading or trailing space or another invisible character. Have you ever uploaded the model? With best

Philippe Replace all 6 of the Qd44vh10 with 2SC6144SG and tell me if you get an error. I get none. If one Qd44vh10 remains then yes I get an error. Regards Steve

TINA-TI always was a reduced-capability version of the full TINA program (which Texas Instruments did not create). TINA never was free, as far as I know. TINA-TI was always free. Andy ?

Gunoi Nare wrote: "Check out TIs TINA.It is no more free but the older version (XPs) is still good enough for me. And it WAS FREE." It still is! http://www.ti.com/tool/tina-ti You're wrong that it is

andrew.lohmann wrote: "Since ADI took over of LT I had a look at ADI's simulator but it is not compatible with XP ..." If you mean their ADIsimPE, I think you mostly don't need to use it. So why

Hello Steve "If there is any instance of Q44dvh10, then LTspice tells me I have a problem with the lack of a model statement for Q44dvh10 - even though I clearly have one. LTspice does not ever tell

The free TINA is severely restricted/handicapped. You can not save, print etc files.try it!G To: LTspice@... Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2016 7:35 AM Subject: Re: [LTspice] Re: No XP? ?

Hi Philippe I don’t want to labour the point as it is not directly concerned with my outstanding questions regarding phase. However, I do not get any errors if the 2SC6144SG .subckt Spice directive

Eliminate the smaller set of steps and run sims with each step value successively, thus getting you smaller data sets that are more easily interpreted in Excel. Probably takes much less time than

I have a log file that contains stepped input and step temp and is large, when I try to export to excel, I dont know where a data set starts and ends because of the numerous steps etc. Can anyone

Hello Steve You wrote : A/ "assuming the pin order is indeed also a problem) " 'llI let others answer you about this point. B/" then, second, LTspice doesn’t have a problem with the .subckt

Hello Gunoi, TINA-TI is still for free and LTspice is also for free as well as another SPICE program from ADI.. http://www.ti.com/tool/tina-ti?keyMatch=tina%20ti&tisearch=Search-EN-Everything

See MCH5908.ZIP in TEMP folder. Bordodynov. 10.08.2016, 10:59, "'John Woodgate' jmw1937@... [LTspice]" <ltspice@...>:

Ok. "Phase of that one voltage"...Phase of the differential? (Not so intuitive to a newbie.) Ok thanks. So it seems my plots were indeed steps in the right direction. As done they showed the phase

Hi Philippe OK so a weird one. First, On Semi have two errors (assuming the pin order is indeed also a problem) in their Spice model (?) and then, second, LTspice doesn’t have a problem with the

Andy, Check out TIs TINA.It is no more free but the older version (XPs) is still good enough for me. And it WAS FREE.This is why i am concerned about the? LTC simulator. It spears that Mike will have