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electronicafrind (Juan Esteban) wrote, "I need CD4060 and CD4063 LTSpice models, .subckt and .asy files." When you joined this group, you read about the "Table of Contents" file (all_files.htm), which

Hi Andy, I like your suggestion. So now my backgound is dark gray! I'm ok with seeing the icons. So no problem whatever my default settings are. Hi Bordodynov, I have used another of your models. I

Also, sometimes when I came cross the streets, I saw some ignorant little boys playing and sitting fat men aside , I always hope/remind myself, I should fulfill my mind soul, brain more, such that I

Hi everyone I need CD4060 and CD4063 LTSpice models, .subckt and .asy files. Thanks in advance.

Hello, John: Thank you for the replies. Though several days ago, I would like someone could suggest some materials (textbook) about the semiconductors, electron-hole pairs, carriers, etc. Everything

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Hi analogspiceman A comparison is good idea - here it is. https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/LTspice/photos/albums/66673444/lightbox/23103296?orderBy=ordinal&sortOrder=asc&photoFilter=ALL As

I have read the paper, and I recommend reading it, as it is very well written and fairly easy to understand. I agree with Andy that the voltage source should be applied at the left end of the line,

Hello Andy. I occasionally have this situation (an additional extension txt is added). It annoys me. I do rename (delete txt). But since I rarely download models (I already have a lot of them), I put

Eric, I imagine that the Chrome browser you use probably does the same thing as Windows Explorer: it displays the icon that Windows passes it, just the same as Windows Explorer does. I've read that

Jerry, I have not read the paper you referred to, but regarding your simulation, I wonder why you connected a voltage source between the ends of the RC line? Unless I'm wrong, it looks as if you still

Hi Helmut, I see. Now I'm getting how the plots appear automatically. It's helpful. Thanks for clearing that up. Thanks Naim LTspice@...> wrote:

Hi Andy, Thank you really for so much patience from you to find explanations. Pls see my upload of the pdf screenshot what I see on my laptop. I don't use windows explorer but I have windows 10. I use

Hello Adrian, I noticed that somebody else uploaded a prior 6AL5 tube model. It would be interesting to compare it to your new model. ---In LTspice@..., <adrian_immler@...> wrote : Hello

Hello Jerry, LTspice can plot Bode, Nyquist and Cartesian. Due to the range of 10kOhm down to 0.1mOhm for Z, it doesn't make sense to make a Nyquist-plot. Bode or Cartesian looks more readable for

Hello Naim, This ".plt" file is the plot settings file of LTspiceXVII. It contains the plot settings for future simulations. It has nothing todo with Gnuplot. Plot Settings -> Save Plot Settings Best

Since the 100 ohm load resistors are in parallel with one another, why have three of them? Simpler to use one 33 ohm resistor. Regards, Andy

Hi Helmut, I downloaded the file and the Bode plot of V(z) matches the paper. I wish to generate the EIS spectrum of the ladder and produce a Nyquist plot. The plot should start as a straight line of

Hi Helmut, Thanks a lot for pointing out the issue and the schematic example. I could never find it out by myself. As a newbie, I was having issues converting the subcircuit to a symbol too. Also

Hello Naim, Hello Naim, I have checked your uploaded netlist. This model requires a logic supply voltage VL (pin 12) connected to Vdd. It's a mistake from ADI when they made this subcircuit. This pin