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Nick: I did not mean to be meen, I just presumed there had been no search done. I did also notice NGspice, and it does sound like a good option, especially in conection with google drive. It would

Hi - I have been characterizing a couple circuits and have been manually trying to find the highest and lowest voltages and currents of a circuit I'm simulation. I'd love it if there was some sort of

Gosh! I never thought of using Google or Wikipedia. Brilliant idea :) Sorry for the irony - I write Android apps and am a regular Wiki editor, so of course, I had done my research. Its personal

And that is what I said I did. I did a cc to this thread to document that there is continuing interest in this thread and feature.

Ipad fans may be interested in Spicy. See: <http://ischematics.com/> Howard

NGSpice Online looks like an interesting approach. See: <http://www.ngspice.com/> The site provides the following sales pitch. This site allows you to run ngspice simulations from a web browser

Nick: I have found that Google is my friend. Anytime I start looking for something, I start at google.com So, with that in mind, I went to google.com, and found Droid Tesla[1], another great place to

Hi Nick Yes, meetoo!!! As for an android "spice", theres Everycircuit: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=everycircuit It works very well, though its not a traditional compatible spice. The gui is

I am getting fed up with lugging a laptop around when I also use a tablet.... I would love an Android version of LTspice (which I know is highly unlikely), or failing that, a good SPICE for tablet

Hello Al, You have to send your wish to the email address given in the Help-About of the LTspice program. Mike normally doesn't read the messages here. Best regards, Helmut

Dear friends in the file below you can find an arbitrary solar cell. When I put two cells in parallel the answer is correct and when I put them in series I see a distortion. I think the problem is

Per John's suggestion, the following email was sent to Mike. Dear Mr. Engelhard, LTspice is fantastic! I evaluated many alternatives before I selected it. While the price was definitely a factor, the

You are forehead-slappingly confused. Read the Help topic about the Plot Defs file. It is quite different from a Plot Settings file (completely different formats and purposes). It also has nothing to

In message <krctfq+i7jg@...>, dated Sun, 7 Jul 2013, Al <alhastings314@...> writes: You have to re-load it, as you describe in the last line of your message. Plot settings menu => Open

Hello Al, Have you really edited the plot_defs file with LTspice? Is the plot-function correct? What is the error message? Best regards, Helmut

Helmut, Edit Plot Defs File works when I open LTspice as Administrator in Windows 7. Thanks... but now LTspice is not using the plot.defs file I created. I edit the file using the Edit Plot Defs File.

Hello Al, I think there is an acceptable workaround. Run LTspice as an administrator when you want edit

Python is a very typical academia method and one that I used. The past few years I have been using VBasic from within Excel for driving other programs. The primary reason is that Excel is (almost)

Hello All of You, A great day today: I have had to run a full "Recovery" from my VISTA ( first time). I can now open "all_files.htm" right from the club. So I have to apologize for my spam. Regards,

John, Thanks for the good intel. I'm running Windows 7 Home Premium, Serv Pack 1. The LTspice executable program, scad3.exe, is located in C:&#92;Program Files (x86)&#92;LTC&#92;LTspiceIV Is that the