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2009 LTspice World Tour(On the Road Again...)

The 2009 LTspice World Tour schedule is officially public today. Thirty-two seminars in ten countries on three continents. More info and registration at

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Thanks to Nu Horizons for making this possible.

July 29 Shenzhen, China July 30 Wuhan, China July 31 Shanghai, China Aug 4 Bangalore, India Aug 5 Hyderabad, India Aug 6 Pune, India Aug 27 Minnesota Aug 28 Long Island, NY Sept 1 Boston, MA Sept 2 Maryland Sept 3 Toronto, Canada Sept 22 Vejle, Denmark Sept 23 Malmø, Sweden Sept 24 Stockholm, Sweden Sept 25 Frankfurt, Germany Sept 28 Sheffield, UK Sept 29 Swindon, UK Sept 30 Potsdam, Germany Oct 1 Munich, Germany Oct 2 Dornbirn, Austria Oct 5 Dublin, Ireland Oct 20 Orlando, FL Oct 21 Atlanta, GA Oct 22 Huntsville, AL Oct 23 Dallas, TX Nov 3 Santa Barbara, CA Nov 4 Los Angeles, CA Nov 5 Irvine, CA Nov 6 San Diego, CA Nov 17 Seattle, WA Nov 18 Portland, OR Nov 19 San Jose, CA

--Mike

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Mike Engelhardt
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Thanks for the update. Registered and will see you in PDX.

Jon

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Jon Kirwan

Mike,

You and your creation rock. Go forth and prosper.

thanks for the gift,

-Rex

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rex

Today I will design in another Linear part.

A few things that people may want to be reminded of:

LTSpice works nicely on Puppy linux via wine. This means you can carry the whole thing on a CD and memory stick.

LTSpice can model things that are very non-electronic. Currents and capacitors integrate BV and BI make your non linear items. I am currently using it to model a quantum physical thing.

LTSpice can read and write *.wav files. *.wav files can contain things that never were sounds. Using a tool like "sox" you can turn lists of numbers into wave files and back.

LTSpice has logic functions built in. If you set the "tau=3D" parameter on the logic elements, you can make complex logic parts of the design work at realistic timings.

There is a problem with the LEDs. It looks like the tempco is wrong on them.

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MooseFET

Tried to register for this. Got a server error:

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01a8'

Object required: 's'

/xpress/registration2.asp, line 17 Will try again later.

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Dave Platt

But since the web site requires M$ active X, it don't work unless you are are running microcrap !

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                     Baron.
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Baron

I used Mozilla and WinXP to do it. I also use NoScript and block everything by default. I don't recall requiring an activeX piece. But it's possible I did a "temporarily allow" on the site. Can't recall, now.

I think sites like this should work with Lynx, though. So it's probably a "bad thing" if they require activeX.

Jon

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Jon Kirwan

No Arizona :-(

...Jim Thompson

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Jim Thompson

Thanks for the heads up.

Cheers

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Martin Riddle

Registered for the August 28 seminar in the wilds of Melville LI.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

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Phil Hobbs

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