PSpice guide book?

...especially since you're already AT Google.

The classic is...

"Spice, A Guide to Circuit Simulation & Analysis Using PSpice" Paul W. Tuinenga Prentice Hall ISBN 0-13-158775-7

Paul is the originator of MicroSim PSpice.

...Jim Thompson

"Jim Thompson" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...

I'm surprised that he still appears relatively young:

Have you ever met him, Jim?

He looks only slightly younger than me ;-)

Charlie Edmondson would probably know his age.

No.

...Jim Thompson

JeffM wrote:

Jim Thomps>The classic is...

That's the one that rose to the top of the search as well (another of your posts).

Hi Jim, No, only met him once. He pre-dates me a little... 8-)

Charlie

These days Cadence is probably afraid he'll show up at their doorstep with a sawed-off shotgun for what they've done to PSpice. :-)

(Not PSpice-specific, but ORCAD related: Our IT guy called Cadence the other day to discuss whether or not it would ever be able to be installed in c:\program files... their response was that, while it pretty much works fine if you place it there, there are some known bugs such as incorrect netlists being generated -- hence the default install to the root directory. They said it was due to "legacy UNIX code" and that it probably wouldn't be fixed in the near future. Sheesh... Spaces in file names have only been around on PCs for a little over a decade now, you know?)

---Joel

Hi I got the book and try to use it as an example for ORCAD(Pspice), it seems the book is not relative to the software at all. It talked something about how to change the content of file, I even do not know which file they are talking about, of course I do not know how to do simulation on the book, can you give me some suggestions? Thanks