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Circuit Simulation with Ubuntu Linux

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UbuntuNinja
Wed Mar 30 2011, 04:15AM Print
UbuntuNinja Registered Member #2677 Joined: Mon Feb 08 2010, 03:06AM
Location: Palo Alto, California, USA
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Hello all, does anyone know of a good circuit simulation program for Ubuntu Linux? I know there are quite a few out there (QUCS, GNUCAP, etc) but none of them seem to be compatible with the PSpice file format. Specifically, in my case, Steve Connor's DRSSTC simulation files (http://scopeboy.com/tesla/drsstc/simulation.html). These are the only files I have tried so far. Any ideas?
Many thanks,
UbuntuNinja
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Goodchild
Wed Mar 30 2011, 05:12AM
Goodchild Registered Member #2292 Joined: Fri Aug 14 2009, 05:33PM
Location: The Wild West AKA Arizona
Posts: 795
You could use wine of similar windows emulator to run Pspice or LTspice. Not sure how well it will work but it's worth a try if you haven't already.
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Steve Conner
Wed Mar 30 2011, 08:57AM
Steve Conner Registered Member #30 Joined: Fri Feb 03 2006, 10:52AM
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
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There is nothing (I know of) that runs under Linux and accepts PSpice files.

LTSpice is supposed to run on Linux using Wine, but it won't read PSpice files. This is one of the reasons why I changed to LTSpice for all my new work. (Another reason is that PSpice sucks since Cadence got a hold of it.)

Your best bet is to redo my simulation in LTSpice.
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Paul Benham
Fri Apr 01 2011, 07:30AM
Paul Benham Registered Member #570 Joined: Wed Mar 07 2007, 03:41PM
Location: Winchester Uk
Posts: 42
LTSpice works really well with Wine, I'd recommend it.

Good luck,

Paul.
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