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Hi, I am trying to figure out a way to plot gm/Id for a transistor within LTspice. I am using as a starting point the schematic in the example MOSFET parameter sweep, MOS_gm_gmb_gds_ro.asc , within

How can I implement a (time dependent or automate) continuous variable load resistance for simulating various regimes in cc circuit and power dissipation in circuit's components. Thank you!

Hello, You can add comments (e.g. the date) to plots in the waveform viewer. Plot Settings -> Notes and Annotations -> Place Text Now you can use "Tools -> Copy Bitmap to Clipboard" to get the picture

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: