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I understood it to do exactly that, but it merges them in the netlist. Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2025 10:47 AM To: [email protected] Subject: EXTERNAL: Re: [LTspice] Creating a dirt-simple subcircuit

I agree, and have tried but can’t get it right! I want to link the symbol to ZeroOhm.asc in the same folder. Where/how to do that? In the symbol editor, Ctrl-A menu, right? In the Spice Model line?

Yes, and I do that, but wanted a unique symbol and “true” zero in a single library device… Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2025 10:48 AM To: [email protected] Subject: EXTERNAL: Re: [LTspice] Creating a

I agree it's 'better', insofar as it really has zero resistance, but it makes the .ASC look very odd, especially it it's to be given to a user of the physical circuit. -- This email has been checked

Hi John, Please see my answer to items 1, 3, and 4. 1.* The intention was twofold, (a) to verify attention rate at -40dB/Dec and (b) to check filter behavior at higher frequencies* 2. I could get ?

Or (better), a 0 V voltage source. Andy ( #DAB4FAD8-2DD7-40BB-A1B8-4E2AA1F9FDF2 )

You haven't given your subcircuit any properties. Just writing 0 ohms on doesn't work. It's much simpler to put in an ordinary resistor and give it the value 1?ohm (r even 1pohm). -- This email has

The Jumper symbol is a confusing one, to me at least.? I do not usually see that it actually separates nodenames, but it may allow them. Andy

Where is the sUbcircuit? I see a symbol, but not linked to any subcircuit.? That won't work. Andy

I am trying to make a better Jumper: 1. The Lib Jumper does NOT separate net names (in VXVII, at least) 2. I'm stupidly missing *something* in creating a new device "Unknown subcircuit called in: xu1

Hello ,I have created a two plots of Id vs Vgs and? d(Id)/d(Vgs) [also known as gm] vs Vgs as shown in the attached link. how can I create gm vs Id plot which unites the two? Thanks.

The links got broken when this group moved from Yahoo! to groups.io. If you know the file or folder name from any of the links, you should be able to find it you go to Files and type in the name in

Hello, this is a very good thread I am trying to learn from. However the links in the post are non functioning. Is there a way to know where are they now? Thanks.

That's the one. Thanks, Tony. -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG antivirus software. www.avg.com

Add a voltage dependent voltage source to the output node and multiply it by 1meg.

You might be referring to: MFB_Oscillator.zip </g/LTspice/files/z_groups.io/Files-sorted-by-message-number/msg_ZZZZZZ/MFB_Oscillator.zip>. It came up in discussions here recently, but

Did someone upload such a circuit earlier this year? I saved, wherever it came from, but now I can't find it. -- Best wishes John Woodgate RAYLEIGH Essex OOO-Own Opinions Only www.woodjohn.uk If

Modify your source for an amplitude of 1u.All measurements will be referred to 1uV.

1. If you are only concerned with the response well below 1MHz, there is not much point in sweeping up to 10MHz. 2. You can't change the axis labels to dB?V within LTspice, but you can add text to

Hi John, Thanks for your response. fc of the first LC is 11.25kHz and that of the second one is 32.83kHz which are << 1MHz. I intend to show *dBuV* instead of *dB* on the vertical axis of the Bode