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I would install in something like "c:\ltspice" rather than the default folder, if it will let you.... -- Dave Wade G4UGM Illegitimi Non Carborundum

Hello, You have a mistake in one line. E1 50 40 51 0 1 E2 40 39 52 0 It should be two lines. E1 50 40 51 0 1 E2 40 39 52 0 Have you seen that it requires a symbol with this Netlist order in the

In message <kspabh+oak6@...>, dated Wed, 24 Jul 2013, sct5033 <sct12@...> writes: Which flavour of Win 7 and which SP level? Are you running as Administrator? -- OOO - Own Opinions Only.

I have a new installation of LTspice on a Windows 7 OS. I am trying to run a hierarchical schematic from a network share, with all of the hierarchical files in the same directory. I can run this model

this not working (( out is a deadline ** Standard Linear Ics Macromodels, 1993. ** CONNECTIONS : * 1 INVERTING INPUT * 2 NON-INVERTING INPUT * 3 OUTPUT * 4 POSITIVE POWER SUPPLY * 5 NEGATIVE POWER

where do you read about syntax command ltspice and pspice best solution is a little program to conversion

Sorry, you don't need to. No offence intended. Your contributions are very good and appreachiated. Your message itself is readable, but your name is "scrambled" or may be in cyrillic font. I use

Does anyone know of the whereabouts of a .LIB or .SUB file for Avago's HCPL-3323 Optocoupler? There is nothing on their web sits. Dennis

Dear John: I agree, very large values increase the likelihood of noise pickup, Make even the smallest amount of circuit board contamination a real problem. At the other extreme, very small values are

I don't remember seeing the following difference between the regular solver and the alternate solver being mentioned before. "In fact, the Alternate Solver of LTspice has been doing extended-precision

In message <ksp2g0+dm2f@...>, dated Wed, 24 Jul 2013, Helmut <helmutsennewald@...> writes: In normal circuits, there is no need for Gohms, kH and kF either. Any extreme value might cause

Hello, The Normal Solver has no problems, if the value of R1 is set to a value of 100uOhm or higher. I always

I think for the most part you answered your own questions. Is there a secret .option for seting the solver? > Apparently not, as your next line stated: Because LTspice needs to parse (read and decode)

Sorry for confusion. Alex, What YOU write comes through fine hws, Update YOUR fonts. --- BordodunovAlex@... wrote: From: "bordodynov" <BordodunovAlex@...> To: LTspice@...

Hi, in that article Mike Robins claims superiority of their "CircuitLab" simulator over all other simulators in respect of numerical resolution.

My problems are still with me. I have tried the ideas above still no success. I took a cir