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If you really mean 'slightly', and realistically that could be +/-10%, don't worry about it.

Hi , I found a core library file Transformers ( /g/LTspice/files/z_groups.io/Tut/TRANSFORMers.ZIP ) in our group's file folder In that specific file the core material I needed was T38

It is. Settings > Operation > Toolbar Style: Default | Legacy -- Regards, Tony

That's been happening for much longer than you were aware.? We have been saying for years that users need to keep their libraries separate.? Many users ignored that advice.? It's just that version

Sorry, what does that mean?? Why is a template unique? I disagree.? I do not recall finding any vendor-supplied models that had random "+" characters scattered amongst the parameters.? Do you find

On 23/05/2025 23:42, Hawker via groups.io wrote: > Ok thanx. Sounds like maybe I just need to go back to 24.0.12, where I was. It was getting old, updates have been fairly painless (the update from 17

24.0.12 was not bad. I had to move all my libraries and get use to that it now has user libraries, and if you add to the stock libraries as we did in 17.x and update will break them so you need to

Ok thanx. Sounds like maybe I just need to go back to 24.0.12, where I was. It was getting old, updates have been fairly painless (the update from 17 took some getting used to though with moving my

Back up your files before installing a newer version.

The problem is obviously the '+', not the 'LAMBDA' ( proportional font used? ) The '+' is the SPICE line continuation character. Somebody or something cleaned up new lines (DOS / Unix / UTF8 / UTF16

AS long as 17.1.14? works for you, don't bother to upgrade. You could install 24.1.8 as a trial,while keeping 17.1.14, but is it worth the effort?

I’ve been trudging along happily with LTspice 17.1.14. I’m sure that the newer versions offer some improvements, but I’m leery of the incompatibilities and bugs that are being reported. With

I wrote: That should be "terms", not "turns". Andy

LTspice does not have a built-in magnetics modeler.? You need to turn to another program (such as the previously recommended FEMM) for that.? Once you get the circuit parameters, then you can use

I also hve the circuit in Ltspice , Is it possible to model a ferrite magnetic core in Ltspice ? Is there something similar pspice model editor for Ltspice ?

On 23/05/2025 16:35, edhooruper via groups.io wrote: > So I am modelling the magnetic core in Pspice model editor > > I got the B-H curve values from the TDK mcironas ferrite design magnetic tool and

This is not a group about PSpice.? There are other resources where you can ask questions directly about PSpice-unique problems.? This group is for LTspice. Is it possible you used the wrong units,

So I am modelling the magnetic core in Pspice model editor I got the B-H curve values from the TDK mcironas ferrite design magnetic tool and uploaded that into pspice model editor I also referred to

Hawker, If you only check in here once daily (after receiving your daily Digest), this is going to be an awfully tedious problem to solve. Please check back more often! Andy

No. You can, if you want to.? If you do go back, go back to version 24.0.12 or earlier.? Of the 24.1.x versions, the latest (24.1.8) should have the fewest problems and is preferred.? Do not try