TI Tina

[ctardi]

Has anybody else tryed this out? It's kinda a cool program, especially if you are using TI chips, as they are all in the database. It's free of of the TI website.

 

[bigmike216]

they're no all in the database... not much PS stuff in there.. It's neat, but there's better.

 

[DonoMan]

The electronics shop at my high school used to have an old version of this... I never knew it was free.

 

[neutron7]

only the Ti version is free, it is a reduced feature version. it seems to work well though, although the wiring method is rather annoying.

i am trying to find a lm3886 spice model to plug in there

 

[neutron7]

actually i just reloaded a project that was working fine last night it had 7 ics when it was created and i could do transient analysis. now after reloading it says it can only have a max of 2 ICs so its not a lot of good

 

[happy hippy]

JUst downloaded Tina-Ti a few days ago. Seems to work OK, but I'm a newbie, as well as being a dumb hippy, so what do I now. Anyway, there is a problem. How do you get, or add, the extra connections to op amps. For example, TL072 is a dual version of TL071. But the symbol looks exactly the same; no extra leads. What I have done so far is just enter two TL071s, but that is kinda cumbersome, and it makes things complicated when bread-boarding off the drawing. Any ideas?

Thanx
The Happy Hippy

PS Should this be a new thread?