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Hello Alzie, You are my hero. It is interesting that the Linux filefinder cannot find the file in this location. I found it, replaced it with the one I modified and the problem is solved. Thank you

I have tried setting the Cshunt option, but it does not help until I get to 50fF. ?In fact, when I cascade a couple sections I have found it needs to be as high as 70fF. ?I have also tried 700fF,

Dear Philippe, Unless you were born before 1964, I wrote my first computer programs before you were even born. So, why are you insulting me? Lewis

Hi James I run lts on wine on (x)ubuntu, (M$ free zone!) and heres what i found doing a file search: Theyre in a few places. /home/alzie/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/LTC/LTspiceIV/lib/cmp/standard.dio

Hello M. Lewis or James, You have to make some basic, simple learning about how to use a computer. On the first: How to use a text editor. How to make a simple save of your file in your best choosen

By the time I write this I had a stroke of luck and found out that the problem resides in a completely different location: rrc(x). The cause: As it is now, LTspice allows if(x>1,1,bogus) where, if

I have been working privately with Yonggang over the past week and have to conclude that somewhere there are differences in his libraries. Doing all the standard changes: dots <=> dashes (PSpice

Hi Andy, OK, after playing around and rebooting Windoze about a dozen times, it finally finds the new file. Now, under WINE, I copied the standard.dio file onto a thumb-drive and deleted the file from

In message <lae3ns+13fkh80@...>, dated Mon, 6 Jan 2014, sulpher94@... writes: This mailing list doesn't work like that. You have to do some work first. By studying textbooks and

In message <CALBs-TjWn+VgRqb3JsZ9kHGV7q0bnn9h6QRrej4kkCfkHxjAqg@...>, dated Mon, 6 Jan 2014, Andy <Andrew.Ingraham@...> writes: How dull! I would add an amusing or insulting message

sulpher94 wrote: "Can anybody help me to write simulation for adjustable power supply " Yes, I am sure people can help with that. Andy

Lewis, If the old file does not exist, then it is not possible for LTspice to load up a nonexistent file. If it still starts up with the old file, then the old file exists. Contrary to popular belief,

Can anybody help me to write simulation for adjustable power supply

Ron, that is an awesome explanation of what is going on. I actually was able to fix the problem by swapping out the OA2 regulator. It really settled down. I also had a continuing discussion about how

partha wrote: "the lib file i got from CREE site has the temperature at 25 degree C . but i need to increase the junction temperature to 125 degree C . What modification i need to do ?" Hopefully,

Hi friends , I am simulating SiC MOSFET SCH2080KE . the lib file i got from CREE site has the temperature at 25 degree C . but i need to increase the junction temperature to 125 degree C . What

Hi Andy, The old file does not exist. That I can guarantee you. Also, every time I start LTSpice under Wine it is the same as re-booting. As I said in an earlier post. Had this problem about a year

If LTspice still opens on the old standard.dio file, then it must still exist, right? If worse comes to worst, you could do a reboot. I think it shouldn't change anything, but see if it does. Andy

Hello Andy, Well, let me see if I can make it a little more interesting for you. I run LTSpice under Win 7, and separately under WINE on a Fedora Linux system. I get the same results on both systems.

Lewis wrote: "I sorted the part numbers in the standard.dio file and added a couple of new .model descriptions. When I access it, I still get the old order and cannot see the added models. "Why?" I am