Free alternatives to PSpice Parts program?

[Chaos Master]

Hello people.

Does any free alternative to the PSpice "parts" program exists?

Thanks.

 

[Jim Thompson]

Hello people.

Does any free alternative to the PSpice "parts" program exists?

Thanks.

(1) I thought you just got a free copy?

(2) It's not very good/accurate.

(3) What are you trying to model that you think you need to use
"Parts"?

(4) One aid that you might find useful... Draw a schematic and then
use the "Make Subcircuit" feature.

...Jim Thompson

 

[SpiceMan]

Hello people.

Does any free alternative to the PSpice "parts" program exists?

Thanks.

Intusoft used to sell their SpiceMod program, very useful and does
many model types, for a very low price. Not sure if they still do.

 

[Chaos Master]

Jim Thompson ([email protected]) caused an illegal operation in module

(1) I thought you just got a free copy?

I've got one. Ah, if it worked under Windows... (it crashes). Running it on
Bochs is slow.

(2) It's not very good/accurate.

I know.

(3) What are you trying to model that you think you need to use
"Parts"?

Nothing yet - just curious about if there was any free alternative.

(4) One aid that you might find useful... Draw a schematic and then
use the "Make Subcircuit" feature.

OK.

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