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arnold_rein · Joined: 29 May 2010 Posts: 5

As a tip

http://www.cadsoft.de/

A realy good working electronic design program

It is also a very good example of a program under linux that installs correctly under almost any distro.

I wish this goeld be said for every program

glene77is · Joined: 17 Aug 2010 Posts: 200 Location: Memphis, TN, USA

Please describe the features you use in Eagle CAD.
Please describe how you got it installed in your system.

Moose On The Loose · Joined: 24 Feb 2011 Posts: 970

glene77is · Joined: 17 Aug 2010 Posts: 200 Location: Memphis, TN, USA

[quote="Moose On The Loose"][quote="glene77is"]Please describe the features you use in Eagle CAD.

Thanks for the response.
Very complete response.

We have been using PartSIm for 7 years.
Has been very useful in developing dozens of different projects.
No Export of files.
No Import of files.
All of our work is prototyped and single unit soldered.

Our website shows the extensive developments we have done.

www.GeoCities.WS/glene77is/ [url]

Moose On The Loose · Joined: 24 Feb 2011 Posts: 970

I will also add in here that up until the latest version, LTSpice worked great under wine on my system. The newest version crashes. I expect they will fix that as soon as COVID-19 is gone.

Very good features of LTSpice:

You can make a sub-circuit have a symbol that makes clear what it does. This is better than the ability of many other CAD systems where you are at best able only to make a block on the page.

The finding of the operating point tries very hard before it gives up. It does the thing of hooking GMIN between all the point in the circuit then slowly removing it. It tries setting all the supply voltages to zero then slowly raising them. It does a pseudo-transient response where it tries to model as though you asked to the transient response without finding the operating point and then go into what you asked for. Only if all that fails does in stop.

Linear/Analog built in vast numbers of parts predefined with models. These include many they don't make but you may need. Yes, they provide in hope that you will be more likely to use their parts but they don't force the issue. They rely on the greatness of the parts speaking for its self.

The system is unlimited and can handle some truly vast projects.

The .measure lets you do calculations on the results after each run.

It will export a net list and a bunch of stuff like that.

You can format graphs to look good and even add notes to them.

www.analog.com

I don't work for them. This is my honest opinion.

glene77is · Joined: 17 Aug 2010 Posts: 200 Location: Memphis, TN, USA