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Hello Helmut, "This file contains a PowerPoint file(.ppt) with Mike's presentation. Please open this ppt-file in the presentation mode. Then you can directly open the hyperlinked examples by clciking

Hello Helmut, What are you meaning by " LTspice uses the whole screen. " ? As you can see in my little benchmarks, there a big difference between mini and maxi ? And I deleted some curious results. In

just kidding seriously, I mean it, I would pay someone to generate some transistor models for me. SERIOUSLY. There's no point in me trying to do it myself, it would take a year and I'd never get it

Hi Howard, You're right. The first Models of 555/556 was from the LTspice "Masc." folder. The second attempt was the transistor realization from LTspice's /examples/Educational NE555.asc, following

Hello Philippe, Please upload your file to the Files section. Files > Temp http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/LTspice/files/%20Temp/ Best regards, Helmut PS: By the way, I have discoverd that the

Hello "????", I made some benchmarks on my PC. I made an excel file. Are you interested ? How send it on the group ? Regards, Philippe

Thank you very much! That was the problem. Runs just fine now. A tip of the hat! Paul

Our class instructor requires Date and Name on LTSpice screenshots (to prevent cheating, I think). I have not figured out how to add Date And Name to LTSpice plots. Is there a way of automatic

--- In LTspice@..., "kpotter999" <kpotter999@...> wrote: > > Dear Group Members, > > I have been attempting to use the following commands > to calculate the output rise and fall times of

Dear Group Members, I have been attempting to use the following commands to calculate the output rise and fall times of an inverter and the propagation delay with the following voltage source: PULSE(0

Hello William, Sorry, it seems I had overlooked your question. The URL is in our Links-section on the first page. http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/LTspice/links Link to the world tour zip-file:

Hello Ken, I answered a similar question a week ago. --- Hello Bill, It's the F-source. An F-source always require an additional voltage source for current measurement. There is an example in our

True, but you still would get a lot of screen repainting as the simulation time progressed. The window tile pattern probably only makes a small difference, if any. The most astounding thing is the run

In message <he9pa0+gm2d@...>, dated Sat, 21 Nov 2009, analogspiceman <analogspiceman@...> writes: I did, that's why I asked. See below. I had 8.9 s with the schematic and waveform

--- In LTspice@..., "analogspiceman" <analogspiceman@...> wrote: > > --- In LTspice@..., Helmut Sennewald wrote: > > > I checked your test case "1)" on two "older" laptops and

Thanks for that. :) Those all appear to be various types of integrated graphics ICs, right? As I understand it, Integrated Graphics is part of the motherboard and, because it shares memory with with