Sane way of dealing with LTspice library

[Marc Nostromo [M-.-n]]

I used circuit lab a while ago when I did some schematics for the monotron
hack but since them it's gone to pay mode and I can't really do enough with
the free version to figure out wheter it's good or not and decide to pay.
The number of component seems really restricted (no OTA's for example).

Maybe I should look at it more thoroughly. Will try to keep using LTSpice
components definition in my project files first :D


2014-03-03 15:07 GMT+01:00 Tony Hardie-Bick <tony at entity.net>:

> On 03/03/14 12:47, Marc Nostromo [M-.-n] wrote:
>
>>
>> So, I've decided it was time for me to stop just setting up circuits
>> from other people and existing design and start doing things myself :D
>>
>
> coool :)
>
>
>  As part of this learning phase, I'm also trying to get my head around
>> LTspice and simulations
>>
>
> i have used LTSpice (it runs fine on Linux), and yeah - if you need an
> OTA or something slightly unusual, there's extra work to do. the library
> stuff, you'll have to find a regular user to answer your questions there,
>
> not doing much (any) circuit design at the moment, but have used this:
>
> https://www.circuitlab.com/
>
> it looks crazy good :)
>
> t.
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