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In message <k1giju+bb95@...>, dated Mon, 27 Aug 2012, ridethesnake7miles <ridethesnake7miles@...> writes: You should learn to search the archive files on the list's web site. See, for

Hi Helmut, as always, I am deeply appreciative of this group, of your moderation and assistance, and to LT for making it free. having said all that, I have noticed one thing that I don't think is

Hi Tom. tomshong wrote: Just d/loaded your schematic. Edited Simulation command. Removed .op analysis Added transient to run for 1ms (first and only parameter). Pretty wave form. :-) Half a megahertz

VTL5C4/2 and VTL5C3/2 - OPTOCOUPLER models needed. Thank you

I'm trying to figure out how to model a standard No. 47 flashlight lamp. I'm having trouble trying to find a similar model. Oh yeah, I'm new to this software.

1MHz IS in the AM band. 1MHz = 1000KHz. The AM band in the North America goes from 531KHz to 1881KHz, That puts 1MHz right in the middle. In some parts of the world, this is referred to as the "MW"

Will get the latest version and recheck. I was using 4.15r. Thanks. Helmut wrote:

This file: RS/my-circuits/lp339_lp2901.asc found here http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/LTspice/files/%20Temp/RS/my-circuits/ Is a schematic from TI but the default transistors (copied from the

Thanks. I ran the simulation a few times times over the weekend, and I got more questions... 1) Why was the carrier signal set as 1 megahertz? That's not in the AM band. 2) Looking at the Transient

The .four or .fourier spice directive using the syntax in the docs does not appear to work correctly. When I create a net label named "OUT" and set the directive like so: ".fourier 1k v(out)" ltspice

I can understand what you're saying, but not why you are quoting me. Vlad

In case it wasn't clear already ... This forum is essentially a user's group, a collection of LTspice users. It is not run by Linear Technology Corporation (LTC) (www.linear.com), and is not even

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Hello everyone, I have a problem with ac analysis of my circuit (can be found in Files > Temp > AC Analysis > TEC-Model.asc). The overall circuit consists of two separate circuits which are connected

As few as that:-) Seriously I note from the Yahoo Group Managers Forum http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/GroupManagersForum/ (you can all drop by, the messages are open to any one to read) that

In message <k1f6b3+f6lm@...>, dated Mon, 27 Aug 2012, Richard <riscy00@...> writes: You can use waveform arithmetic to do that. To plot a microvolt value Vu with tens-of-volt values,

Sorry I was referring to independent Y-axis scale link to the waveform. The current arrangement is too limited.