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I wrote: rainbowsally replied: I hope I am neither offending, nor coming off sounding like a jerk ... but I am still not sure you understand. Let's say someone hands you a SPICE model for an IC, part

Hi Andy-san! Thanks your clear email. ---> Blocked means bellow meanings. 1) The system blocked positively by any reason. 2) My profile information was modified by any reason which include my

Ok, I see where I have to get to next. Thank you. RobertTalty wrote:

:-) Looks like I'll be creating and studying asy files and libs for a while. Jim Thompson wrote: That's a bit advanced for me, but I'd like to get to the point where I can do that too. Thank you! :-)

Andy wrote: <snip> Understood. But they can be recreated using discretes. This truly isn't a problem. <snip> Precisely. :-) But there aren't many models or even internal schematics on the internet. So

Over MANY years I've tried lots of netlist to Schematic conversion programs. To be honest none of them work well f

Your are right, but i am looking toward extracting the results from a text file which is directly obtained by executing scad3.exe from the command window! I mean, I want to bypass the waveform window!

The netlist for a subcircuit is essentially a "directed graph" (not a Cartesian graph, nor radial graph like you drew in high school) See the "tutorial/GraphDrawing" in the Mathematica help.

I wish there was. I understand Cadence claims to have such a tool... sets you back ~$100K >:-o So, if you want to see, you have to grunt >:-} On the other side of the argument, though, sometimes you

I wrote: rainbowsally wrote: There are all kinds of netlists. A netlist is generically just a file that has all the information about connectivity of your circuit. Most people who inquire about

BTW, that wasn't really the problem with the url I posted. When I joined the copied url from the actual file (which contains the user's id and isn't the real path) and the path to the files area, I

For all who were E-Mailed off list I am sorry I did not realise till too late. That was my mistake and will stop.? Best wishes and good luck at what you do. You all did help out a stupid electronic

Yeah. Us old hippies need to stick together. :-) Absolutely the best of luck to you, Kevin. Email me offlist if there's anything you think I might be able to help with. Kevin Byrne wrote:

Andy wrote: Yes, but not everything *I* need. Not talking about a netlist.... I don't think. (???) Talking bout a literal *.asy file which should have all the info in it necessary to make some kind of

Those spaces are intentionally there, in some of the folder (directory) names, to group the important folders near the top of the (alphabetical) listing, on the group's website. I think that was

It is not done by LTspice. (LTspice needs no schematic representation of what a circuit or subcircuit looks like ... the SPICE netlist has everything it needs.) It is NOT trivial to convert a netlist

I love the scematics (especially analogspiceman's.. :-) they are beautiful. I can even read my own! But I'd like to literally see how some of these subcircuits are modeled so I can see why things

For the record Helmut ?I am not a computer geek, electronic geek but I have been getting 100 to 300 E-mails?a day quite a few of the stupid kind. I do not know how to spot spam, hackers or any thing

The "%" character is 'hexidecimal' for a <space> (0x20 or decimal 32) needed because spaces will terminate urls and urls can't be quoted like normal filesystem paths. The spaces prefixing the folder

Hello Majid, After you have run the simulation, you can export the results. Make waveform window the active window. File -> Export A dialog window will pop up. Choose the items you want to be