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Hi.
I would like to get some suggestions for a project.
My problem:
There is a hardware that records some files on pen drives.
I want to save these files into a PC without human intervention.
My Idea:
I will build a circuit with 2 USB ports.
The hardware will connect into one of them. In...
Re: Spice programs
Hi.
I recommend LTspice. It's free, stable, reliable and it works both on Windows and on Linux.
You can get it here: https://www.linear.com/designtools/software/ltspice.jsp
Hi, ep20k.
I'm so sorry I took so long to answer. I tried eaglespice but I wasn't able to make it work.
I'm glad to hear you got some positive results. I think you're write. The better simulation path from Eagle to LTSpice.
I wish I could develop it. Unfortunately I'm not an ULP either. And...
Re: Eagle and LTSpice
Hi.
I'll post the results of my test.
I wish to know if there are any document that explain netlist file format in a formal way.
It would be helpful in case someone (me or any friend in this forum) tries to develop a routine to generate LTSpice netlist from Eagle's...
Re: Eagle and LTSpice
Hi, ep20k.
Thank you a lot for your answer.
I've followed your link and I found out that eaglespice is an ULP for generating a SPICE netlist for WINSPICE Spice-Engine.
I'm wondering if WINSPICE netlist and LTSpice netlist file format are similar so I can use the...
Re: Eagle and LTSpice
Hi.
As LTSpice can handle netlists I'm wondering if there are anyway to export eagle schematics into a netlist file format that are understandable by LTSpice.
If you were able generate netlist on LTSpice file format you could open it directly as if netlist had been...
ltspice eagle export
Hi. Does anyone know some way to export eagle schematics into a format that will let me simulate them on LTSpice?
To export from LTSpice to eagle schematic will be fine too.
Thanks.
Hi.
If you just want to control some USB device, you don't need to develop it from scratch.
You can use libusb-win32 (http://libusb-win32.sourceforge.net/).
So you won't need to expend too much time developing this part.
Hi.
I understand an electronic interface as an electronic circuit that let you plug another circuit using standard physical connections and signals.
For instance, USB, serial and parallel ports are interfaces that let you plug other devices into computer using standards pins and voltages. Oh...
i want to study audio electronics
I'm supposing that you already know Calculus (differential and integral).
You should start with these books. The knowledge they present are mandatory.
Basic knowledge
1st - Electric Circuit Analysis...
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