kessler@schof.colorado.edu (Andrew Kessler) (09/27/89)
Does anyone have or know of a program to analyze circuits on the Mac? Or a program to draw circuits would be nice too. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Andy
rj0z+@andrew.cmu.edu (Robert George Johnston, Jr.) (09/27/89)
Try PSpice from MicroSim Corporation.
Rob Johnston.lewis@Data-IO.COM (Larry Lewis) (09/28/89)
MacSpice is available from Deutsch Research 761 DeSoto Drive Palo Alto, CA 94303 Tel:(415) 327-8677 Fax:(415) 327-0325
holla@eedsp.gatech.edu (Craig Hollabaugh) (09/28/89)
In article <12124@boulder.Colorado.EDU>, kessler@schof.colorado.edu (Andrew Kessler) writes: > Does anyone have or know of a program to analyze circuits on the Mac? > Or a program to draw circuits would be nice too. > > Any information will be greatly appreciated. > > Andy PSpice from MicroSim Corporation 20 Fairbanks, Irvine, CA 92718 (714) 770-3022 There is a student version of PSpice that is almost free (7 or 8 dollars for disks). get this, copying of PSpice , the student version, is welcomed and encouraged. This version has a limit to the number of circuit nodes. If you are careful you can analyze a 10 transistor circuit, DC, AC, transient,etc. PSpice comes with a program called Probe. Probe is a graphics postprocessor. This means that you can get graphs, not SPICE plots. Craig Hollabaugh Analog Microelectronics, Georgia Tech holla@eedsp.gatech.edu
mblakele@jarthur.Claremont.EDU (Tad Blakeley) (09/29/89)
In article <12124@boulder.Colorado.EDU> kessler@schof.colorado.edu (Andrew Kessler) writes: >Does anyone have or know of a program to analyze circuits on the Mac? >Or a program to draw circuits would be nice too. >Any information will be greatly appreciated. >Andy I've just finished a small project (about 4 blocks of 15 gates) on a mac II with DigSim 2.0, but I don't think I'll recommend or buy the program myself unless a version 3.0 or so is out. DigSim got the job done, but I couldn't get simulations to work properly, I didn't like the appearance of the finished circuit, and the program had no printing ability. Also, saving over a circuit file was impossible: I ended up with files like "circuit v1" on up to "circuit v6" or so. If DigSim 3.0 exists and has the features I want, or another program does, I'd love to hear about it. Meantime, DigSim is ok if you have to do circuits on the mac. -- tad -- "mblakele@jarthur.claremont.edu"