Circuit simulator

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Hi, anyone knows a good electronic circuit simulator, I try tkgate
but it only simulate gates, I need an analogic circuit simulator

VampirD
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#2

I have no suggestions for analog simulation, but I am into electronics and wonder what are you trying to build? Are you trying to figure out a transistor setup of some sort?

I work with programmable controllers which presents a combination of digital and analog objects that you can control, but I am not trying to design a circuit of some sort, but working within a defined set of inputs I am monitoring and outputs that I can control.

Thank You,

#3

I’ve used a version of SPICE provided by Linear Technology: Linear Technology - Design Simulation and Device Models running under WINE. (I haven’t yet tried it under openSuSE 11.2.)

#4

I use qucs quite a lot. You can find it in the science repositories.

#5

try to work with electronics workbench under wine…it works nice at ubuntu:P

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Thanks, qucs is a good one, and don’t need wine to run :slight_smile:

VampirD

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