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Hello, As far as I know you cannot link user code to LTspice. However, LTspice can be used solve ordinary differential equations, difference equations or z-domain problems and most other algebraic

In message <l9fhs1+190h914@...>, dated Wed, 25 Dec 2013, jofrankvs@... writes: ST is the original manufacturer. No obvious route to a Spice model on their web site. You could contact

In message <l9eqkd+1pmrbqq@...>, dated Wed, 25 Dec 2013, helmutsennewald@... writes: Your seasonal felicitations are cordially reciprocated. I've visited the Hewlett-Packard site at

Thanks Mr Bordodynov for the tips, i saw enough information in the lib section to accomplish the first step. An other question: Anyone know if there is a way to link ltspice with an other program to

Hi there, as a freshman with LTSpice I am looking for a model of the DualOpAmp L272. Can someone help me there? Thanks in advance Jürgen

Hi Helmut Many thanks for the seasonal greetings. I wish you too a very merry Xmas and a prosperous and successful new year. Thank you for your never tiring support for the group Best regards, Michael

Hello, I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I am just back from Christmas dinner in the restaurant "Traube". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRqtXk9WaGI Best regards, Helmut

You are mixing several effects in your question. A Clapp oscillator is a special case of a Colpitts with an added decoupling capacitor between the main LC tank resonator and the grid/base/gate

"I am not sure, but it is pretty likely that the JFET spice model does not include the voltage dependency of Cdg." Actually, I believe the SPICE models for most transistors, including JFETs, are quite

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John, Jim's original message stating that the 2 wattmeter method doesn't work was not very clear, but it won't work for a Y system with the neutral connected. Blondell's theorem states that you need

Hi Micha. In this group, there is information dedicated thermistors. There is an option which takes into account the inertia of thermal processes. Look thermistors "NTC" and "PTC". You need to replace

In message <52B94960.1030302@...>, dated Tue, 24 Dec 2013, Jerry Lee Marcel <jerryleemarcel@...> writes: Your opinion seems to disagree with the textbooks I have now consulted. But it is indeed

John, Your method relies on the vectorial sum of voltages and sum of currents in the branches being zero, which is the case in a delta or floating-Y connection. But when both the source and load are

Hello, I'm trying to simulate (transient run) a power dependant resistor, the resistor is used to dump an high energy capacitive bank (like an RLC circuit). During the fast discharge, the resistor

In message <FDCC225ADA75E84DABFCD1B05EE2FC2B0140DD@...>, dated Tue, 24 Dec 2013, jim.klessig@... writes: Only if the other two phases are **open-circuit**, in which case,

In message <1932965163.4191125.1387841577938.JavaMail.root@...>, dated Mon, 23 Dec 2013, Jim Wagner <wagnejam99@...> writes: Agreed, but how big is the effect likely to be? -- OOO -

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I am sure LTC has the part. I used it. Even posted a SEPIC converter based on it. Jack Sent from my BlackBerry? by Boost Mobile

Jim, If you implement the 2 wattmeter method correctly it works fine. If one phase has a huge power, it doesn't matter. Rick