On Sunday 02 Nov 2003 10:19 pm, Eric Huff wrote: > I don't have the original post,
I quoted all of it. > but if you want desigm software (as > opposed to educational) He said he wanted simulation-type stuff, albeit at a simpler level than I think spice provides. In my quick look round I didn't find anything that wasn't at least aiming at professional requirements. > cad-astrafy has several listed. I think there was a pspice type > prog somewhere there. > > http://pfrostie.freeservers.com/cad-tastrafy/index.html gEDA (available through there) does have one or two simulation apps, and it is a current project (last news Oct 20th). I've been looking into this for circuit design myself recently. Unfortunately the only package there that I haven't already seen is a bad link. Spice (without the p) is a BSD project although incompatible with the GPL. BSD don't appear to distribute it, but it's out there in ftp land. ngspice is a sourceforge project to rebuild it GPL, but is only at an alpha stage. pSpice is a commercial product from OrCad. -- Richard Urwin
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