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See my reply, "How To Add Potentiometer". Andy

Hello Vlad (and other group members), Earlier today I received a message from Mike. There is a now a new update of LTspice available in which this minor bug has been squashed. ---In

"snopro.olmstead23" (Surpher) asked how to add a potentiometer in LTspice. Your message hasn't shown up here yet. I guess Yahoo's servers are still working on it. Please no need to send the same

Hello analogspiceman That's a nice trick, thank you. The penalty shouldn't be that much if not too many inductors are used, for example a SMPS could really use that. Even filt

Eric asked about the file "74hc_v.lib", needed in a downloaded simulation. I don't know if you found the answer to your question already (the replies I received might not be in order). However, the

Hello analogspiceman. Thank you for enlightening me. I added the following to my collection of models: .subckt Lrememb 1 2 .param L=1 Rser=1m Rpar=1/Gmin ic=0 C1 3 0 {L} Rser={1/Rpar} Rpar={1/Rser}

Hi Eric. I opened your circuit and everything was modeled. I just did: .tran 0 10m 0 uic I have installed libraries in ../Documenty/LTspiceXVII/ .. You can find it on my page:

Hi Helmut, I'm sorry I found the 74hc595 in the files which will also do and has both the .asy and .lib files. Pls no need to send the .lib of the 74194. Thanks and best regards, Eric

Hi Helmut, Do you happen to have still the "74hc_v.lib file" used in the "74194 test.asc" schematic? It is not inside the zip file so I could not load it into the "sub" directory. The schematic would

Hi Helmut, Do you happen to have the "74hc_v.lib" file that is in the "74194 test.asc" schematic? I reloaded the file of Nov 19, 2016 for reference. The actual .lib file is not in the zip that I could

LTspice can save and restore node voltages, but not branch currents. This means that by using ".savebias time=<tstop>" and ".loadbias" a simulation with inductors is only partially saved and restored

Hi, Andy: Before your explanation, I didn't notice "complex logarithm" is a special case, maybe not supposed to be supported by any SPICE. About the compression application, I didn't really have the

Hey guys I’m totally new to LTspice. I’m using it to build guitar tube amps. One thing I need is to add a potentiometer. I tried following the help text file but could not get the potentiometer to

Hey guys I'm totally new to LTspice. I'm using it to build guitar tube amps. One thing I need is to add a potentiometer. I tried following the help text file but could not get the potentiometer to

Hey guys, I'm totally new to LTspice. I'm using it for building guitar tube amps. I really need to add a potentiometer to LTspice. I'm sure it is probably simple to everyone here but not to me. I read

Try these links: http://www.ti.com/lit/wp/slyy083/slyy083.pdf https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/234290/using-a-single-phase-induction-motor-equivalent-circuit-in-ltspice Sent: Thursday,

Jim wrote: "My assumption of the reason I like it, is that the increased overall light level, causes the pupil to shrink, giving you better visual acuity & focus. YMMV" Yup, makes sense. It used to be

"What I do even differently from you, is to use a white (or very light grey) background. I'm not the only one doing that. I am not sure why I like dark waveforms on a light background, because

ericsson.sunshine wrote: "LTspice couldn't treat the negative value of nature log very well, which normally return the complex value ..." "LTspice couldn't see the complex (imaginary) parts. And treat

Hi Eric, problem solved with CD4060, thanks.