Andy Peters wrote:
One obvious caveat is that the LTC switcher models are all
proprietary and as such can't be used with any other spice.
Are they hidden or licensed, or just
a format that could be translated?
John Griessen
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On Sep 18, 2007, at 11:40 AM, John Griessen wrote:
Andy Peters wrote:
One obvious caveat is that the LTC switcher models are all
proprietary and as such can't be used with any other spice.
Are they hidden or licensed, or just a format that could be
translated?
They are in a binary
On Sep 17, 2007, at 4:23 PM, gene wrote:
Honestly, I haven't even tried either gnucap nor ng-spice but use
ltswitchercad quite a bit. I'm up for the change, but how's the
learning curve? Anyone care to comment or compare the two?
One obvious caveat is that the LTC switcher models are all
On Tuesday 18 September 2007, Andy Peters wrote:
They are in a binary format. The program is smart enough to
know which models are spice models and which are the
proprietary binary models. The format is not published so
far all calls to open it have been ignored.
There's also some
On Sep 18, 2007, at 12:07 PM, al davis wrote:
So, for LT-spice
What is the organic matter being added to the soil?
What are the beneficial insects?
And finally:
What are the weeds they want to choke out?
These are interesting questions.
The answer is that LTC's business is selling
Andy Peters wrote:
On Sep 18, 2007, at 12:07 PM, al davis wrote:
So, for LT-spice
What is the organic matter being added to the soil?
What are the beneficial insects?
And finally:
What are the weeds they want to choke out?
These are interesting questions.
Linear Technology
Robert Butts wrote:
I tell my son the only dumb question is the one never asked. So with
that...
I'm doing an LTSpice simulation and following Stuart's howto. In the
Running LTSpice with gEDA designs step 5 is:
Create a link from your netlist output.net and a netlist in the
Robert Butts wrote:
When I'm creating the link how do you type the space in the directory
Program Files? See below:
/fake_windows/Program Files/LTC/SwCADIII/MyDesign.cir
Maybe /fake_windows/Program\ Files/LTC/SwCADIII/MyDesign.cir
JG
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Dan McMahill wrote:
Robert Butts w
BTW, why LTspice and not ng-spice or gnucap which are both open source?
With either of them, you can avoid tying yourself to a particular OS,
they both have mailing lists with not just users but program developers,
and you have more of an ability to
gene wrote:
Dan McMahill wrote:
Robert Butts w
BTW, why LTspice and not ng-spice or gnucap which are both open
source? With either of them, you can avoid tying yourself to a
particular OS, they both have mailing lists with not just users but
program developers, and you have more of an
On Monday 17 September 2007, Dan McMahill wrote:
I'd comment, but I probably can't give a good measure of the
learning curve. From my perspective, if you've used any
circuit simulators, ngspice and gnucap are both pretty easy.
But then again I first used spice nearly 2 decades ago and
use
I tell my son the only dumb question is the one never asked. So with
that...
I'm doing an LTSpice simulation and following Stuart's howto. In the
Running LTSpice with gEDA designs step 5 is:
Create a link from your netlist output.net and a netlist in the directory
in which SwCADIII lives.
On Sep 16, 2007, at 12:49 PM, Robert Butts wrote:
I'm doing an LTSpice simulation and following Stuart's howto. In the
Running LTSpice with gEDA designs step 5 is:
Create a link from your netlist output.net and a netlist in the
directory
in which SwCADIII lives. Make the netlist suffix
When I'm creating the link how do you type the space in the directory
Program Files? See below:
/fake_windows/Program Files/LTC/SwCADIII/MyDesign.cir
On 9/16/07, Andy Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sep 16, 2007, at 12:49 PM, Robert Butts wrote:
I'm doing an LTSpice simulation and
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