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I thought there was a box you could tick to say you didn't have a cell Yahoo are doing this to reduce problems with accounts being hacked. They only use it to text you a

In message <1387314752.48761.YahooMailNeo@...>, dated Tue, 17 Dec 2013, Peter Kapas <pkapas@...> writes: You are still shown as a member of this list. You mean your

Peter: You could simply: 1: set up a new yahoo account, 2: become a member of the LTspice group, 3: set the group preferences to send email to a different email account I found this to better for me,

In last days I faced to a problem to renew my LTspice group's membership. Simply, I am not a member right now, because Yahoo canceled my account, like inactive (?) and for renewal is asking for a

Hello I need help in making a stable output from a CIC interpolator in .TRAN. It works well for a few periods of the input signal, but then it goes exponentially noisy. The settings seem to be

Hello keantoken, The web update of LTspice is working since many years and practically all Linux distributions with WINE. I have updated LTspice many times with LINUX. The last time was a few weeks

Hi All I just successfully did the latest upgrade to 4.20g. LTspice on Wine on Ubu 13.10 amd64. So far, ive never had any upgrade difficulties. I wish that every thing went so smoothly. I wish that i

No it is not useless, because all FFT algorithms have errors because necessarily the precision of the floating point arithmetic is finite. There are many such FFT algorithms all based of discrete

Actually, I don't know the developers, but my impression has been that WINE tries its best to merge the Windows window manager with the Linux window manager, so that linux and windows apps will

It is also really important to have compression off! Jim Wagner Oregon Research Electronics

In message <l8q4um+1ikvaao@...>, dated Tue, 17 Dec 2013, ronw6wo@... writes: I am, I don't know about you. (;-) The height is just the voltage; not infinite. The width would be zero

ronw6wo wrote, " If one conducts an FFT on a pure sinewave in theory there should be a single spike of infinite height and zero width." It will have *finite* height, not infinite. The finite height is

" This is documented: in the Help" Specifically, start LTspice and go to Help Topics. Then, go to F.A.Q. > How do I simulate a transformer?" "Look in the message archives ('All Files') on the list's

Your second assumption is wrong. An FFT is a finite-length, discrete approximation to the continuous time Fourier Transform. Read about windows perhaps starting with

Please define "far off" and "essentially useless". I have not found either to be the case. Jim Wagner Oregon Research Electronics

Good Day John I am a simple soul ( BTW maybe we are both Brits ) If one conducts an FFT on a pure sinewave in theory there should be a single spike of infinite height and zero width. The more the

In message <1387289159.13459.YahooMailNeo@...>, dated Tue, 17 Dec 2013, Salut Frank <franksalut@...> writes: Look in the message archives ('All Files') on the list's web

Er, un-say all of that. It objects strongly to not being on a hard drive. A usb key isn't good enough. THAT was the problem. Add that snippet to the received wisdom around here and we'll carry on.

Separately filing a bug report. Well, I found I had a binary from October, and that installed painlessly, so my issue is solved, until they ask me to try the new version on linux :-/.

This is documented: in the Help you have everything to make a basic no-frills transformer. And there http://ltwiki.org/index.php5?title=Transformers there is everything you wanted to ask about