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I've couldn't find other circuit simulation software that runs with the Finder in the new macs.

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I'm using a MacBook Pro (Intel Core 2 Duo 2.53 GHz). Post by ercolino on Mar 22 nd, 2010, 9:42am If you have to use free simulator, use 'LTSpice'.Ĭurrently there are many free simulators, even if you use MacOS.

Or prepare many netlists where necessary parameters are changed.

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Why do you use old simulator such as MacSPICE ?Įven in Spice3f5, I think you can use '.alter' statement for your purpose. Post by pancho_hideboo on Mar 22 nd, 2010, 7:03am Can someone point me in the right direction? Perhaps this not the right place to pose this question or Spice 3f5 is not the right tool for this kind of job. Post by ercolino on Mar 22 nd, 2010, 6:58am

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