Re: gEDA-user: Circuit Simulators

[<andrew@andrewcooke.free-online.co.uk>]

I use gschem to edit schematics and then gnetlist to generate input
files for ngspice.  I run ngspice in batch mode and plot results using
nutmeg (I will switch to gwave at some point, but last time I tried it
needed a more recent version of some library than was available in
Debian testing).

I also have emacs handy and hand edit the spice input to set options
etc.  For small changes it's easy to edit the spice input.

Works well, although a more integrated system would be more efficient.

Andrew


On Sat, Jun 30, 2001 at 12:25:06PM -0400, Paul Komarek wrote:
> 
> What are the current options for circuit simulators in linux?  I've seen
> spice and ACS.  In particular, I'm looking for the (apologies in advance
> for being pathetic) schematic-capture/circuit-simulator combo, or at least
> a schematic capture program that exports whatever I'd need for spice.
> 
> Or is it time for me to learn to generate spice input by hand?
> 
> Thanks for answering this hobbyist's questions.
> 
> -Paul Komarek
> 
> 

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