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    Originally posted by Carl-NC View Post

    Yep, this works exactly the same, but now the output is ground-referenced:

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    Hi Carl, what program are you using for simulation? It seems a bit prettier than LtSpice.

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    Schematics are done in Easy-PC (NumberOne.com). They used to sell Easy-Spice, which was a version of SIMetrix Spice, but it's been discontinued. I am actually in the process of switching to KiCad and LTSpice.

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    • #3
      Hi Carl,

      I use DipTrace. It’s a very good program, but I’m quite disappointed with the software developer. Last year, I sent them a six-page A4 document containing bug reports and suggestions for simple productivity improvements. But guess what happened: no reply, no follow-up questions regarding my list, and even three software revisions later, nothing from that list has been implemented. Some of the bugs still haven't been fixed.
      While I do intend to finish my current projects in DipTrace, I also want to switch to KiCad. I can see that work on improvements is constantly ongoing there.​

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Carl-NC View Post
        Schematics are done in Easy-PC (NumberOne.com). They used to sell Easy-Spice, which was a version of SIMetrix Spice, but it's been discontinued. I am actually in the process of switching to KiCad and LTSpice.
        Thanks Carl.

        KiCad has come a long way and is now on par with a lot of "professional" level packages. What I really like about it is that it doesn't contain a lot of over complicated bloat like 'Altium' for instance.

        Cheers...

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        • #5
          I've used several different ECAD packages, including Easy-PC and DipTrace.
          Now I exclusively use KiCad, and LTSpice for simulation. Not only is KiCad FOC, but it doesn't have any design size limitations and runs in Linux, unlike DipTrace.

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            • #7
              Ah, but you see, Linux is only for those that realize its elegant efficiency and pinpoint precision vs the bloat and over complication of the Windows juggernaut....

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              • #8
                Inexperienced young man, let me teach you a useful life lesson!
                I am known in close circles as a great admirer of female virtues!
                Whenever I hear comments like:
                "I prefer brunettes ... I prefer blondes ... I prefer dark skin ... I prefer skinny ... I prefer elegantly plump ... I prefer athletically built..."
                and so on;
                right from the start it becomes clear to me that the one who "prefer ..." is actually not a real lover of women and that he is a latent fan of the same gender (To put it politely...)! Mmmmmhaahahahahahahahahahahahah!
                If you ask me; I DON'T CHOOSE; I PREFER THEM ALL!
                I have 10-15 laptops and 4-5 desktops in my house and about 10 current smartphones, with every possible current OS!
                And I use ALL of them, as needed and according to the task that is currently on the table!


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                • #9
                  Touche

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                  • #10
                    and whot you have on VP1 and on VP2

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