Survey: Does Anyone Here Use TopSpice Simulator? ...Jim Thompson
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Not me.
In message , Jim Thompson writes
I've never heard of it and I've been simulating analogue circuits for 40 years.
I see SuperSpice from Anasoft is still going , does Kevin Aylward still post here ? I've not been on here since the company I worked for pulled the usenet groups.
Brian
Same here. I'm trying to resolve a problem where a Spice model of mine runs on PSpice, LTspice, etc., but not TopSpice... a simulator which doesn't seem to adhere fully to Berkeley-Spice standards.
Also a part of the problem is a kid still in college hired as an engineering intern, trying to use my model :-(
Kevin pops up now and then. He's a pretty savvy guy... usually appearing only for heavy-duty discussions when the usual bloviators have everything wrong, yet pontificate >:-} ...Jim Thompson
I thought you did.
No. I almost exclusively use PSpice (initially on DOS :-), using LTspice occasionally to view others' work, or to verify that my Spice models work OK on LTspice.
I have also (been forced to) use(d) Cadence Tools... gag me with a spoon.
And in the distant past Berkeley Spice on an VAX, and HSpice ;-) ...Jim Thompson
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