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keantoken wrote: "Any thoughts on why it would not detect my 64-bit system?" The 64bit LTspiceXVII will only be installed if you've taken the trouble to create a 64bit WINEPREFIX. Left to its own

Hello Vlad See the help with keyword "state" [ .MACHINE -- Arbitrary State Machine ] in LTspice XVII Regards PhB

XVII runs fine in Wine 1.2.2 in Ubuntu 10.04. This version is from April, 2010 and it only supports Win 95 to Win XP. Mike

Hello Vlad You wrote : "(it's unclear to me what that "p" means in A's formula, maybe 2 misspelled? " Isn't it pi ? Regards PhB

Hello analogspiceman 1mV rather than 1V, so the output equations must be multiplied by 1k. For example: What is this state machine? LTspice says "unknown control card .output...". I tried with a

Hello Helmut wiper-position versus control voltage. which is exactly proportional to the control voltage? I simply looked at the manual's expression for the level=2 switch which suggested that

Hello them with mangled copies of the .tran command. think this could be a misconfiguration somewhere in Linux but I don't know where. Sounds like your wine install is incomplete, at least it seems to

Hello Yann, Please always download LTspiceXVII and LTspiceIV from the official web page. http://www.linear.com/designtools/software/#LTspice http://www.linear.com/designtools/software/#LTspice Best

Hello Mike, It looks really great. Just one question: where can we download this new version of LTspice, please? Many thanks for your efforts to provide this wonderful tool ;-) Best regards, Yann

Hello Gordc, The solution is simple. Download the new LTspiceXVII and set the extra symbol directories in the "Control Panel". http://www.linear.com/designtools/software/#LTspice

Hello Jim, I guess the Mac version will lag the PC for quite some while. Best regards, Helmut

Bordodynov Great answer!! Thank you very much. and Thanks all for your suggestions

Hi, Andy: Thank you for the opinion. Yes, it's horizontal. (It's late, and I felt sleepy.) I have fixed the TL431/TI with LT1431 (LTspice built-in lib). The file is at here:

Gordc asked how to add a symbol to a schematic, from another directory: "The problem is that my symbol is in folder ....LTSpiceIV\Projects ..." My advice applies only to LTspiceIV. I do not have

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