I found a site on the web that disposes of software, one of the products is a complete version of Electronics WorkBench. I am trying to find if it's student, etc. It's version 7, which is "the last version". Any comments if I can get this for a few hundred dollars?
Electronics WorkBench Purchase?
LT Spice is free and much better. EWB is mediocre at best; I dumped it long ago when I found lethal bugs and dishonest business practices.
John
If it isn't Spice compatible, leave it. You might be better of by downloading LTSpice anyway.
I though they were offering him a few hundred dollars to take it away. LT Spice (or SuperSpice if you prefer it and will pay a little) is the way to go for most people.
I have to agree with this:-)
I am still staggered that anyone uses EWB. It is truly dreadful.
Kevin Aylward snipped-for-privacy@anasoft.co.uk
I Totally Agree that EWB, SUCKS. It is about the most useless program I have ever bought and it cost me almost $1000.00 for the Professional Version.
Rikard Bosnjakovic wrote:
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They sent me a brochure trying to sell me their microwave version because "Spice doesn't work above 100 MHz"
No, I'm not making this up!
John
I use it for drawing my circuits and do basic testing. I don't find it that dreadful, but then I'm not an EE either so I can't say what's so bad about it.
-- Rikard Bosnjakovic
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Illegal, too!
They changed the name from EWB to Multisim to screw the people who bought EWB with promised lifetime free upgrades.
Why not get LT Spice for free?
John
Bloody amazing. I try and restrict my vacuous marketing claims to:
"The leading professional standard for ease of use and functionality in affordable analogue and mixed-mode simulation software."
The reason being is, that I *personally* don't think any others are "easy to use", so mine must be the leading one:-)
Anything that is subjective is game for anyone to cliam!
Kevin Aylward snipped-for-privacy@anasoft.co.uk
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