Re: gEDA-user: Learning Spice: TwoStageAmp example

[KURT PETERS <peterskurt@xxxxxxx>]

   At this point, I don't have time to modify that tutorial, but to
   calculate a mathematical function:
   0. click the mathematical function button
   1. select the variable on the left
   2. click the corresponding ">>" button which will place the variable
   in one of the function entries
   3. select the second variable on the left
   4. click the corresonding other ">>" button
   5. select the add to plot check box
   6. plot result

   I don't have it in front of me, but the order of selecting the
   mathematical function should be able to be changed.
   You can "unselect" the ones on the left (using CTRL-click) to make
   sure they're not plotted if you don't want them.

   Let me know if that works for you.
   Kurt
   > > > KURT PETERS wrote:
   > > > > I had similar problems way back when so I wrote KJWaves. Have
   you
   > > > > tried that?
   > > > > There's a tutorial for it on the ngspice web site.
   > > > > Kurt
   > > >
   > > > I checked to see if EJ Waves on the Fedora repository, it isn't.
   > > > I checked the NgSpice site, and could not locate it.
   > > >
   > > > Perhaps you might provide a link to where I can find,
   > > > download, and test this out?
   > > >
   > > > Thanks-
   > > > Dan
   > >
   > > References
   > >
   > > 1. http://sourceforge.net/projects/kjwaves/
   > > 2. http://ngspice.sourceforge.net/kjwaves.html
   > >
   >
   > Thanks! Um, one thing about your tutorial, you might show a picture
   > of how: "We can plot the sum of vectors v(4) and v(5) like in the
   > picture below:" as I cannot figure this one out...
   >
   > Try to be as detailed as possible for noobs like myself - every
   > bit of detail helps!
   >
   > Dan


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