Re: gEDA-user: Allow to put buttons for frequently used symbols in the task bar.

[gene <carzrgr8@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> By the way, when I skip through the manual, I see resistors, capacitors, 
> transistors and FETs. But what about opamps? Are there libraries for some 
> of the most common models? Say, TL081, OP07, OP27, or an äquivalent to 
> the fast LMH6624. How about comparators or instrumentation amps?  
>
>
>   

Just about all of those devices have spice models available from the 
manufacturer. LT spice does not have all those models built in - just 
those that come from Linear Tech. If you want to simulate some other 
device, you have to get the models yourself and hook them into a 
graphical symbol (although it's possible to do this at the text file 
level too).  Generally, there is a common symbol for op-amps so just 
editing an old one and point it to another spice model is fine.  You'll 
find that op-amp models from the manufacturers follow a pretty standard 
format for the IO pins - which makes life a lot easier.  Anyway,  I'm 
fairly certain the same thing holds true here (geda stuff, that is)

gene

gene


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