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Eaglecad 6.4.0: the new LTspice IV import/export capabilities
Eaglecad 6.4.0 has been released and now we have available a very useful feature: we can import and export schematics and libraries between Eaglecad and LT SPICE IV with a single mouse click. As usual Eaglecad is available for windows, … Continue reading
Posted in Eaglecad, LT SPICE IV
Tagged Eaglecad, LT SPICE IV, solid state delayed switch
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Compact overvoltage, undervoltage, reverse protection with LTC4365
There are many circuit simulators available which are based on the original SPICE (Simulation Program with Integrated Circuit Emphasis) code developed at Berkley university at the end of ’60. Linear Technology developed their own version called LTSPICE IV very useful … Continue reading
Posted in LT SPICE IV
Tagged circuit protection, Linear Technology, LTC4365, LTSPICE IV, OV, over voltage, reverse, under voltage, UV
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