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--- Mike Cowlishaw <mfcowli@...> schrieb: > Ralph R. Reinhold wrote: Hello Mike, sorry for the late response, but I am more in open newsgroups until now. There I often help people starting

Ralph R. Reinhold wrote: OK, will investigate ... thanks! Though I think it is finding the file OK, because it complained when I had the wrong number of parameters on the .subckt statement. Mike

Mike It looks like you may have not included a ".lib" command line in the schematic. For example, .lib standard.opamp .lib dly-line.sub .lib potentiometer.sub My guess is that you may need an include

Hello, I'm experimenting with adding a custom model to use in SwitcherCADiii (I'm adding a Max931, but with a 'DIP8' symbol and using the Spice model from Maxim -- almost the same as an LTC1540). I

-http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LTspice/files/ You're looking on your computer. Look in the Yahoo Groups.

sym. Ralph, I still can't seem to find it. I downloaded the last version of SWCADD. What is the potentiometer file names. Also in a post last month you mentioned something about a TUT folder. I don't

It is in files under lib then sub. The symbol is under lib then sym. I tried to stick to the format of the files loaded with LTSpice.

subcircuit. Ralph where is this potentiometer. I can't seem to find it. Thanks, Keith

Thanks Larry. It should be fixed now. Ralph

The potentiometer model in the file area is missing the subcircuit. Only the .asy fil is there - in both directories Larry

Mike, Thank you very much! Stefano Delfiore --- Panama Mike <panamatex@...> wrote: __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Faith Hill - Exclusive Performances, Videos &

Stefano, It's a spurious error message, and I've implemented the fix in the source code for the next maintenance release. In the meanwhile, you can either ignore the message or or rewrite b1 3 0

I used a B source to make an inverter gate. sim .subckt inv 1 2 b1 3 0 v=!(v(1)) r1 3 2 100 c1 2 0 10P .ends inv vin 10 0 pulse 0 10 1m 1n 1n 2m 4m x1 10 20 inv ic=0 r1 20 0 1meg .tran 100u 10m 0m

I have posted a custom symbols guide in the Files. It is in the 'Tut' folder. Thanks to Mike Englehardt for his comments.

I've been using LTspice to model a few things and was surprised to find out that there wasn't a users group. I've invited a few people to join who have contributed a lot in sci.electronics.cad and

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