Did CM find Simetrix Intro 4.5?

[Active8]

Just wondering. You're the only post I found re Simetrix. I got it.
Anyone else here using it?

 

[Leon Heller]

Just wondering. You're the only post I found re Simetrix. I got it.
Anyone else here using it?

I use the version supplied with Pulsonix.

Leon

 

[Gerhard van Eerden]

I use the free 4.5 version at home and at work I use 4.2 including Simplis
for simulating power electronics and the control loops for power
electronics. It is good value for the money and I do not want to trade it
for any other package.

Best regards,

Gerhard

 

[Chaos Master]

Active8 writh:

Just wondering. You're the only post I found re Simetrix. I got it.
Anyone else here using it?

By "I got it", do you have SIMetrix *Intro* *v4.5* (last version that
works on Windows 98/ME)?

If yes, could you please e-mail it to me?

[]s

 

[Chaos Master]

Chaos Master writh:

Active8 writh:

By "I got it", do you have SIMetrix *Intro* *v4.5* (last version that
works on Windows 98/ME)?

If yes, could you please e-mail it to me?

Eep. My e-mail:

renan.birck at gmail.com , but please post note here on the news if you
mail me. I don't read e-mail often.

[]s

 

[Active8]

Chaos Master writh:

Eep. My e-mail:

renan.birck at gmail.com , but please post note here on the news if you
mail me. I don't read e-mail often.

I wouldn't know. I'm not using those OS's.

I tried dropping Hans Camanzind's 700 series library in there and
all it finds are the models, not the subckts. I changed the .lb to
..mod - no help.

 

[Active8]

Active8 writh:

By "I got it", do you have SIMetrix *Intro* *v4.5* (last version that
works on Windows 98/ME)?

I just went to download v5.0 and noticed a link for 4.5 intro for
98/ME so if you just register for another download and go to the
link they mail you, you might be ok.

 

[Chaos Master]

Active8 writh:

I just went to download v5.0 and noticed a link for 4.5 intro for
98/ME so if you just register for another download and go to the
link they mail you, you might be ok.

I will check this.

[]s
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