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D from BC
- Jan 1, 1970
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Huhhh..another simulator to learn...
First Microcap...then Circuitmaker 2000..then Electronics Workbench
(and it's as rebirth as Microsim)...then Protel...then some misc
magnetics progs..then Orcad..
Are designers doing this too...Call it spice hopping?
And now I'm checking out LTSpice and reading the documentation:
Taken from:
http://ltspice.linear.com/software/scad3.pdf
"SwitcherCAD III is designed to be used by three different
types of design engineers: those who know what they're
doing, those who think they know, and those who are sure
they know absolutely nothing about switching regulator
design. The experienced designer needs a "what if" program
that allows him to quickly alter aspects of a circuit to
find an optimum design. The neophyte needs a cookbook
approach that yields a reliable design based on the
simplest of inputs. The "loose cannon" designer needs a
program that will allow him to exercise his free will, but
will be intelligent enough to alert him to fatal design
flaws."
I really like the writing style..
"loose cannon" designer
D from BC
First Microcap...then Circuitmaker 2000..then Electronics Workbench
(and it's as rebirth as Microsim)...then Protel...then some misc
magnetics progs..then Orcad..
Are designers doing this too...Call it spice hopping?
And now I'm checking out LTSpice and reading the documentation:
Taken from:
http://ltspice.linear.com/software/scad3.pdf
"SwitcherCAD III is designed to be used by three different
types of design engineers: those who know what they're
doing, those who think they know, and those who are sure
they know absolutely nothing about switching regulator
design. The experienced designer needs a "what if" program
that allows him to quickly alter aspects of a circuit to
find an optimum design. The neophyte needs a cookbook
approach that yields a reliable design based on the
simplest of inputs. The "loose cannon" designer needs a
program that will allow him to exercise his free will, but
will be intelligent enough to alert him to fatal design
flaws."
I really like the writing style..
"loose cannon" designer
D from BC