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You're on dangerous ground, there, Jerrylee - it's probably best we don't go there. Like Andy, I enjoy the international nature of this group and admire those who contribute, whose native language

'Praize' is not correct, it's 'praise', as opposed to 'prize', which you may have had in mind. The form '-ize' is 'more correct' for most words than '-ise', which was invented in the 1920s by British

You can do it indirectly by putting several circuits in one .ASC file, with the components in different positions, and running the .ASC. Best wishes John Woodgate OOO-Own Opinions Only J M Woodgate

Hello Christoph, There is a library with HC and HCT in our group's directory Files > Lib. Models: 74HCT.lib Symbols: 74HCT.zip

Vlad, No offence was taken. Your filter package is an outstanding piece of work. I should take note of this and put my contributions to you *before* I publish. :-) Regards, Tony

Download and save all_files.htm from the web site and open it in your browser. Search (CTRL-F) for likely keywords, such as CMOS. Best wishes John Woodgate OOO-Own Opinions Only J M Woodgate and

Hello Cristoph If it's just "gates like ...", then you have the directory [Digital], with A-devices (see the manual for more details, and ltwiki.org for even more). If it's a CMOS or the likes you're

Thank you for the praize, quite the surprise. This would imply my English is better than I had hoped. I know there are inconsistencies such as 'to praize/surprise', etc, but that's mostly because, in

I hope I'm not perceived as dismissive of your efforts, I honestly had no intention of that. My apologies if this is how it turned out. On the contrary, seeing that you made the effort to provide such

Hi, : It occurred to me, and confused me a while, typically I hope to dynamically change a part's location in the schematic of LTspice when I am running simulation, that means different circuit

I thought Russian was a generic term for all people east of Germany, just like Chinese is a generic term for slanted eyes.

Ah, Shift-Ctrl-Alt-H works but ONLY for text attached to components (i.e., only for hidden Attributes). It has no apparent effect on Comments or on SPICE Directives. Making the Comment or SPICE

As the subject say: I'd like to use some NAND gates like 74HCT03. Is there a library available in LTSPICE from somewhere? -- Christoph

Vladimir is as likely to be Bulgarian, Belarus, Ukrainian, etc. as Russian, but there are more Russians, so that is the best guess. Besides -- Poootin. 'nuff said.

Stephane wrote: "Unfortunately, the following LTspice set of directives must be issued on the main schematic : .param R1e 3.5 ; ohm (coil copper resistance) .param L1e 390? ; henry (main coil) .param

Vlad(imir) is a Slav name. Most, but by no means all, Romanian names are of Latin origin. So, not only Russian. Best wishes John Woodgate OOO-Own Opinions Only J M Woodgate and Associates

AS wrote, "You have to zoom out all the way to get it to show everything hidden. It only reveals what is in the current zoom level." Did that. No change. Anyway, the hidden text would not have moved,

I had guessed Romanian, not Russian. If so, his original native language might have been Romanian. I love the international nature of this group. It's not something I see very often here in USA. (FYI

Hello Vlad, You know how to use definite and indefinite articles perfectly, but you have a Russian name, so you must be either second generation or first generation (before the age of seven) Russian