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Hello Axel, Running four instances of LTspice from a bash shell is not a problem, but I don't think it's possible to open two files at once, either in Windows or Linux, from the command line. I've

Let s take a simple 2 resistor divider and a battery I want to step one of the resistors by 1% or 10%.(small change sensitivity v. large change sensitivity ) I want to plot

Hello to all, Please stop the discussion about Pole Zero Analysis. It has been beaten to death. It's totally off topic now. Best regards, Helmut Moderator

Hi *, In Ubuntu with Wine I want to have a setup of 4 LTSpice GUIs started together. I'd like to have a schematic and a .cir file loaded for every instance of LTspice. Does anybody know how to load

<snip> </snip> Yes, I knew that sooner or later you would send this discussion into a siding. :-) Going back to Peter Baxandall: the man was a genius, and all done without Computer Aided Disease - er,

hi i am a new member please help me i wants pspice models for these ic's IC = CD4060 (CMOS 14-STAGE RIPPLE-CARRY BINARY COUNTER/DIVIDER AND OSCLLLATOR ) and CA3130 (15MHz, BiMOS Operational Amplifier

Hello Martin, This was discussed a couple of weeks ago. In Linux it is easy, because you can soft link even networked libraries into the LTspice installation tree or the project directory, without

In message <j4o6mi+dnim@...>, dated Tue, 13 Sep 2011, Tony Casey <tony@...> writes: Some might; I know one well-known manufacturer had crossovers burn up about 40 years ago due to a

FYI, the name of the software is "LTspice" with a lower case "s." You can more or less do this now if you know how, but it is a really bad idea unless you are certain you will never need to share your

Hello Martin, Actually, it was possible, even before Mi

Hello John, Of course you are correct in the case of a single MC driver, but due to poor (crossover) design, some systems exhibit ridiculously low impedance at some places in the frequency band. In

Hear, hear! If we could have one and only one wish, this one would be mine.

There is one way to do it, you can have a "local library" for each design. If you have project.sch in a folder with part.asc and part.asy then you will get a library in your part selector containing

I think this sometimes is called a Warburg impedance, which is a "half pole" commonly associated with diffusion phenomena. This simulates quite well in the frequency domain (.ac analysis) using the

Hi Robert, I didn't understand your explanation. When i use regular models, i just include a NMOS4 (PMOS4) device, change the model name to the one i want to use, and add a path to the model

Shivesh many thanks - however I find the laplace expression syntax needs a bit of explanation. How can it be generalised say to model an R proportional to square_root of frequency? George _____ To:

Is that something that would fall into the remit of the LT Documentation group, I wonder?

Peter, in the first instance, you seem to be quoting someone else's message as mine. The statement about beginners was, I believe, about beginners to LTspice, not Windows. I happen to believe that

Tal, I don't understand. This is a model file for a HVPMOS and HVNMOS. you just add $ terminal NMOS4 or PMOS4 devices, with the appropriate model names to the schematic. Then add the correct .lib

Tony, yes, indeed I did see you previous message, just hadn't got around to replying - lots of stuff to wade through. Over the years, I had got so used to Help not working that I hadn't realised it