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rainbowsally wrote: Woops I forgot the link. It's in the forums file here. http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/LTspice/files/%20Temp/ <snip>

Cool. I'll go take a look. Got one uploaded and another one brewing myself. Gandolf wrote: :-) Yuh never know, Gandolf. Time may be non-linear. It su

Hi Gandolf. Gandolf wrote: Here's my first hack at a 'solution'. 555-pw-mod-rs-01-100Hz-5KHz.zip The ramp using an adjustable current source (actual xistor in the circuit) looks good but seems to be

Hello! Good day to all... I need to simulate a circuit involving a dual npn transistor, specifically 2N2920 transistor,.. Well I can't find a model here... Could you help me out... Maybe i didn't

We did, Jack. Want to be included in the discussions? :-) If so, tell Helmut. The most recent offlist discussion was about current limiting in the power outputs (eliminates need for fuses in some

Received and understood, Helumut. But it would be nice to be able to have a place to discuss this kind of stuff. We can get resistors, caps, and transistors, etc. from vendors, which is supported

Can you guys take this amp private? ?You are cluttering up my mail box. ?:-( ? ?Jack ________________________________ To: LTspice@... Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2012 7:37 AM Subject:

In message <k1d6qc+gecf@...>, dated Sun, 26 Aug 2012, Helmut <helmutsennewald@...> writes: You can have ONE plot with a Y-axis on the left and another on the right in certain cases, such

Hello Riscy, LTspice is SPICE. You can use any SPICE model from any component vendor. Why do you think it's restricted? I am sure Mike will add new features in the future. LTspice a feature named

FreePCB will import a LTspice netlist file (Menu, Tools > Export Netlist) directly. Just need to change the first line from '*PADS2000*' to '*PADS-PCB*'. Then for each component line (first list),

Hello Berns, The number reported depends on whether you click on "Home" or you click on "Messages". The higher number (37954) is correct. Best regards, Helmut

LTspice is made by the company LT. So mainly it uses LT parts. And i's free. But as LTspice is compatible with Spice, mostly you may use models developed for Spice. (and there are many) to be contrary

I think this group has consistently been growing, by rather large numbers (something in excess of 100 new members weekly, if I remember right, but that's off the top of my head so it might be wrong).

Some of those features exist already in LTspice. (Perhaps what you were asking wasn't clear to me?) If you have recommended enhancements and improvements to add to LTspice, you can suggest them to the

The number of spam mails did not increase. hws

Hello, Please stop on these threads: ...a cheap full load resistor ...Power Supply Ripple ...audio amp... Every further message and many of the previous posting may be deleted soon due to be

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The best way to measure capacitance as a function of voltage is in an .ac analysis performed at a single frequency with voltage stepped as a parameter. The .ac and .step commands might be: .ac list

How the topic started, how it went on and how it is now, all seem to point to a simple conclusion: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0053291/ , which has nothing to do with mathematics, only with the way

Replace the use of the word "impedence" with "inductance" in my previous post. As Analog posted spice uses the inductance values in transformer models, although the math would be the same using