Deas anyone know how can I add more parts for simulation in CircuitMaker 2000? I'd like to add some tubes - ECC88 for example. I'm new with this kind of software, so I'll need some more detailed instructions.
Thanks.
Asen
Thanks.
Asen
Asen
At the Circuitmaker website there is a page containing model libraries:
http://www.microcode.com/downloads/libraries.htm
Apparently, the download ZIP file contains a readme file which has details of how to install new models in circuitmaker.
Geoff
At the Circuitmaker website there is a page containing model libraries:
http://www.microcode.com/downloads/libraries.htm
Apparently, the download ZIP file contains a readme file which has details of how to install new models in circuitmaker.
Geoff
Using libraries is OK, but if the component you need is not in that particular library you may have a problem. Say if it is only available in pSpice format you have a problem. I gave up.
Petter
Petter
I gave up too, I don't know if because of the fact the program was a demo I couldn't even add the libraries in.
There is a way of adding additional models to Circuitmaker without using the 'macro' option on the toolbar which is not available in the 'student' and 'demo' versions. I have tested the method with the 'student' version but the 'demo' version should be the same. I have sent Asen the details, but if anyone else would like a copy please email me.
Geoff
Geoff
What is the "best" Circuit software for TUBES
I wonder what is the best software for designing cicuits
with TUBES.
What does the Tube-specialists use?
Maybe we have to start a new thread in "TUBES Forum"
so they read our questions.
Those guys are hardly reading any other forums.
At least that is what I think... 😉
/halo - is around most everywhere 😱
I wonder what is the best software for designing cicuits
with TUBES.
What does the Tube-specialists use?
Maybe we have to start a new thread in "TUBES Forum"
so they read our questions.
Those guys are hardly reading any other forums.
At least that is what I think... 😉
/halo - is around most everywhere 😱
does anyone know how to take off the component text (label-values) from the PCB layout (TraxMaker) after loading netlist which was created from CircuitMaker 2000 with the conponent label-values keyed in to the schematic? I only need the conponent outline and designations to be on the top overlay.
Circuitmaker models from Pspice
"There is a way of adding additional models to Circuitmaker without using the 'macro' option on the toolbar which is not available in the 'student' and 'demo' versions. I have tested the method with the 'student' version but the 'demo' version should be the same. I have sent Asen the details, but if anyone else would like a copy please email me.
Geoff "
Hi Geoff,
I wanted a copy of the method you mentioned . How do I email you?
You can email me at amadhavan@eth.net . Thanks.
Do you know how to convert PSpice data into Circuitmaker Spice files ? I think Circuitmaker uses XSpice.
I can't figure out why they had to make so many incompatible Spice formats.
I tried to compare existing Circuitmaker Spice listing with PSpice listing but don't have the brainpower or vision to be able to see how to do this.
Cheers.
"There is a way of adding additional models to Circuitmaker without using the 'macro' option on the toolbar which is not available in the 'student' and 'demo' versions. I have tested the method with the 'student' version but the 'demo' version should be the same. I have sent Asen the details, but if anyone else would like a copy please email me.
Geoff "
Hi Geoff,
I wanted a copy of the method you mentioned . How do I email you?
You can email me at amadhavan@eth.net . Thanks.
Do you know how to convert PSpice data into Circuitmaker Spice files ? I think Circuitmaker uses XSpice.
I can't figure out why they had to make so many incompatible Spice formats.
I tried to compare existing Circuitmaker Spice listing with PSpice listing but don't have the brainpower or vision to be able to see how to do this.
Cheers.
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