Re: gEDA-user: LTSpice and gnucap

["Carlos Nieves" <cnieves.mail@xxxxxxxxx>]

2006/12/29, al davis <ad136@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> On Thursday 28 December 2006 07:27, Carlos Nieves wrote:
> > > I'm trying to simulate a circuit with LTSpice, and I'm
> > > getting an amazing simulation speed of 30ps of simulated
> > > time by one real second, using a Pentium 4 machine at 3Ghz.
>
> Why do you think that is amazing?

It's not a complex design (I think), and I want to simulate about
10-20us. At a simulation speed of 9 days/us.... Soooo slowly!!

[snip]
> > > I can generate the spice netlist, but as one of the
> > > components I'm using is from Linear, its model is a .sub
> > > binary file included with LTSpice.
> > >
> > > So I guess the .sub model is a propietary format and I
> > > can't use gnucap for this simulation. Am I right?
>
> Welcome to proprietary lockin.  That's what LTSpice is all
> about.

I have no option. That's the only model Linear provides.

Thanks,

Carlos


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