i have heared about different kinds of computer softwares for
electronics simulation. but i am wondering which one is the best, and
the most practical. can anybody tell me which one i should install on
my computer? i have heared about EWB, PROTEUS, PROTEL, P SPICE and
many more... but which one i should start working with?

On Jan 2, 4:24=A0pm, honeymoon6002 <blackmirror2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> i have heared about different kinds of computer softwares for
> electronics simulation. but i am wondering which one is the best, and
> the most practical. can anybody tell me which one i should install on
> my computer? i have heared about EWB, PROTEUS, PROTEL, P SPICE and
> many more... but which one i should start working with?

It depends on your budget & other requirements. ( I liked EWB and P
SPICE.)
All the products mentioned by you are equally competitive.

Karthik Balaguru

karthikbalaguru schrieb:
> On Jan 2, 4:24 pm, honeymoon6002 <blackmirror2...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> i have heared about different kinds of computer softwares for
>> electronics simulation. but i am wondering which one is the best, and
>> the most practical. can anybody tell me which one i should install on
>> my computer? i have heared about EWB, PROTEUS, PROTEL, P SPICE and
>> many more... but which one i should start working with?
>
> It depends on your budget & other requirements. ( I liked EWB and P
> SPICE.)
> All the products mentioned by you are equally competitive.
>
> Karthik Balaguru
I use Multisim

honeymoon6002 wrote:
>i have heared about different kinds of computer softwares for
>electronics simulation. but i am wondering which one is the best, and
>the most practical.

Most people appreciate **FREE*.
http://groups.google.com/groups/search? ... &scoring=d

honeymoon6002 wrote:

> i have heared about different kinds of computer softwares for
> electronics simulation. but i am wondering which one is the best

Define 'best'.

Graham

Fred Bartoli wrote:
>Don't know what 'best' is,
>but I sure know that 'worst' is EWB (now Multisim).

Like so many merchandising companies
who just happen to deal in software,
they have a problem with ethics.
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.elec ... ss+Illegal
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.elec ... on-*-*-*-*

On Wed, 2 Jan 2008 03:24:24 -0800 (PST), honeymoon6002
<blackmirror2006@gmail.com> wrote:

>i have heared about different kinds of computer softwares for
>electronics simulation. but i am wondering which one is the best, and
>the most practical. can anybody tell me which one i should install on
>my computer? i have heared about EWB, PROTEUS, PROTEL, P SPICE and
>many more... but which one i should start working with?

LT Spice. Free.

John

On Jan 2, 5:24 am, honeymoon6002 <blackmirror2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> i have heared about different kinds of computer softwares for
> electronics simulation. but i am wondering which one is the best, and
> the most practical. can anybody tell me which one i should install on
> my computer? i have heared about EWB, PROTEUS, PROTEL, P SPICE and
> many more... but which one i should start working with?

I have been quite happy with LTSpice. My thought is: Don't pay for
anything until you exceed the capabilities of LTSpice.

"Bearded Occam" <BeardedOccam@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:d7c9a672-901d-43ff-a0a4-cadd70768ca5@x69g2000hsx.googlegroups.com...
> I have been quite happy with LTSpice. My thought is: Don't pay for
> anything until you exceed the capabilities of LTSpice.

Agreed, although I might add that everyone who become a proficient LTSpice
user might want to download the freely available manuals for things like,
e.g., PSpice to get some idea of what they're "missing."

Unfortunately PSpice has been left to languish for years now by Cadence, with
little or no improvements. It still has a lot more features than LTspice,
although LTspice also has the various proprietary devices used with switching
power supplies that no other well-known SPICE has... not to mention that if
you want to use Linear Devices' models for their switching controller ICs,
LTspice is the only way to do it.

On Jan 4, 2:33 pm, "Joel Koltner" <zapwireDASHgro...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> "Bearded Occam" <BeardedOc...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:d7c9a672-901d-43ff-a0a4-cadd70768ca5@x69g2000hsx.googlegroups.com...
>
> > I have been quite happy with LTSpice. My thought is: Don't pay for
> > anything until you exceed the capabilities of LTSpice.
>
> Agreed, although I might add that everyone who become a proficient LTSpice
> user might want to download the freely available manuals for things like,
> e.g., PSpice to get some idea of what they're "missing."
>
> Unfortunately PSpice has been left to languish for years now by Cadence, with
> little or no improvements. It still has a lot more features than LTspice,
> although LTspice also has the various proprietary devices used with switching
> power supplies that no other well-known SPICE has... not to mention that if
> you want to use Linear Devices' models for their switching controller ICs,
> LTspice is the only way to do it.

Quite agreed. I used PSpice in grad school, and I may still have the
5.25" floppy. Closer to home, I have had to look up SPICE language
when inserting third party models into LTSpice, and trying to
understand some of the subtleties.

If you cannot afford it C++ Builder and design your own simulators and other
software. However, if you want quality, ask your employer to order a free
demo first and try it out. As far as Xilinx freeware - forget it get
quality if you can afford it. Otherwise you will be on the phone a lot with
tech support.

"honeymoon6002" <blackmirror2006@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:b060f980-66a8-4b29-a452-3cc672332195@i7g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
>i have heared about different kinds of computer softwares for
> electronics simulation. but i am wondering which one is the best, and
> the most practical. can anybody tell me which one i should install on
> my computer? i have heared about EWB, PROTEUS, PROTEL, P SPICE and
> many more... but which one i should start working with?

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