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I am not sure why you wish to model saturation in your current transformer (normally you design to stay far away from that condition), but to do so, you will need core information: ID, OD and width

The state machine appears to have a bug. The nominal output amplitude is 1mV rather than 1V, so the output equations must be multiplied by 1k. For example: .output (2) (V(1)<.5)*1k .output (3)

Since it's spicy, it might well be 'Mike's super-hot vindaloo'. With best wishes DESIGN IT IN! OOO – Own Opinions Only <http://www.jmwa.demon.co.uk/> www.jmwa.demon.co.uk J M Woodgate and Associates

Wow! Thanks for the new version including TVS Diodes. I think I saw a problem with one of the models. I have given some information to see if you duplicate my test. Maybe I am doing something wrong.

Hello. I'm running 64-bit Linux, Debian. LTspice installs the x86 version, not the x64 version. The simulation command editor also mangles all the commands, replacing them with mangled copies of the

I need help in placing a symbol (of my own creation) onto a new schematic. The 'Select Component Symbol' window only gives two directories (.....LTSpiceIV and ....LTSpiceIV\lib\sym) The problem is

"are they gonna call this LTSPICE 17 or LTSPICE 5?" It seems that they (LTC) or he (Mike) have given it the name LTspice XVII. This program is released. The name is what it is. By the way, you might

...umm, Helmut...are they gonna call this LTSPICE 17 or LTSPICE 5? Or Mike E.'s strawberry wonder pudding? <---is bad at attempts at Brit* humour. Oh and by the way Helmut, tell mr Mike...I noticed

Yahoo seems to have significant delays today, processing some of the messages here in this group. They seem to be random -- some get through quickly, others are taking many many hours. We just have to

Bordodynov, et al Thanks, I will try that out on Friday or Monday. out of interest how did you determine the various values to use from the Datasheet, etc.? Meanwhile, I have actually managed to get a

Any word about Mac version? Thanks Jim Wagner Oregon Research Electronics

--- LTspice? Announcements --- The major new release of LTspice is today. LTspice XVII is partial rewrite of LTspice IV with a modern graphics library for native multi-monitor support. XVII also

Hello, I just got a message from Mike that LTspiceXVII is now relased. Mike, thank you for the continuous improvements of LTspice during the last 17 years.

Andy has nailed it. Anything can happen and outside speculation – or even internal speculation – is pretty much a waste of time. The final decision may not even have any logic to it. The question

Already too much speculation is going on in this thread, mostly by people who don't understand the arcanes of a big company. It's not worthy of a supposedly scientific group.

I generally have found over the last 30 years of business that postulating about how businesses are re-organized is pointless. I came to the conclusion that Managers were reading my brain and doing

Hello, I am relatively new at LTspice. I was wondering why a sub circuit for TIP142 and TIP147 doesn’t calculate the heat dissipation when I run my circuit and hover over the symbol with the ALT key

I think all this speculation is unwise. It just might give some corporate nincompoop the idea of putting a price on the product. A price compatible with its excellence. OIEO 10*X kilobucks. With best

"Who own the right of LTspice ? company or Mike the author ?" When you click Help -> About LTspiceIV, you will see that Linear Technology owns the copyright of LTspice, and Mike is the Author. I would

If Mike leaves...nothing stopping him from developing a new "LTspice compatible" version of simulation software...