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Thank you Sir.. That did it nicely.. Don't know why regular copy and paste inactive..W7.

In message <kkhrsd+gjmc@...>, dated Mon, 15 Apr 2013, Tim <thutches@...> writes: Agreed. But it makes for a steep learning curve. Quite. Too high a B+, or they've gone soft! I once put 350

Thanks Jon, I'll be having a look at what you did. Tim Hutcheson

Hi John. Yes, it's sad that one gets a late start - my interest began at about age 14 as a ham radio operator. What caught my eye about the JT was that it introduces the idea of switching which is

I have been playing with the lead-acid battery model in the group files, but also looking for one that is supported with test data. I found a presentation on line from Bee Technologies in Japan:

In message <kkho8b+878j@...>, dated Mon, 15 Apr 2013, gr8wi9 <boothjg@...> writes: It's best not to put anything into the LTspice native files or anywhere in C:&#92;Program Files.

Ok. So if I unzip this and put it in the cmp path, does it get overwritten when I do sync_release? Thanks, Jim

In message <kkhgj0+b6hu@...>, dated Mon, 15 Apr 2013, "theac1@..." <theac1@...> writes: Assuming you are using a PC, select all the text (CTRL-A), copy (CTRL-C) and paste

Please send 7493 ic's macros for LTspice

Open it with an ordinary text editor? Jim Wagner

Hello folks: I am trying to post a question here but for some reason LTC won't allow me to copy the error log and post it here for my actual question. Is there a way? A..

Hi, Problem: How to delete *.raw files between successive simulation jobs while using the queue manager. Background: I use the queue manager to run Monte-Carlo sims on the same circuit with different

In message <CANZ6rKyEwfYVCbrESnaTSuQVpk9_uNbQTtxFZUHKvs9uE-sxfQ@...>, dated Mon, 15 Apr 2013, DEVISREE bala <baladevisree2@...> writes: You have to put some effort into helping

hi i am designing an op amp,but i dont know how two simulate circuit.pls reply me

In message <736066489.391198.1366041523194.JavaMail.root@.... comcast.net>, dated Mon, 15 Apr 2013, Jim Wagner <wagnejam99@...> writes: The plot thickens. The chances of

In message <kkh7vu+igoh@...>, dated Mon, 15 Apr 2013, sawreyrw <sawreyrw@...> writes: Well, it's sufficiently true up to some frequency (depending on the definition of 'sufficiently'),

In message <CALBs-TimcdbfLAxu36m7Ee1HQ-dynXhchgbbKNqC+zGjJWvJWw@...>, dated Mon, 15 Apr 2013, Andy <Andrew.Ingraham@...> writes: Indeed: in that case the gain formula gets more

Same problem with Safari browser on Mac. Jim Wagner Oregon Research Electronics

John, This is true only at low frequcncies, and that's the reason the OP wants to know the effect as a function of frequency. Obviously, he needs to do this

Within the range where the op-amp has infinite gain, sure. At 1 MHz, I doubt it. He's talking about R2 variations at high frequencies, getting Bode plots. Under those conditions, the assumption falls