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Hello everyone, I have been using?Kicad 6 on Win10 laptop for months now and our antivirus software (Trellix Endpoint Security) at the company reported this data as a trojan C:\Program

OK, perhaps I should rephrase my question as the poor circuit I posted seems to be preoccupying the discussion. Could anyone please post an example of a successful AC response produced using the

If the output is a dc level, it will quite fairly refuse an ac sweep. As others said, this type of circuit (phase splitter?) should swing the output around 0V. You wouldn't expect a network analyser

Thanks - the circuit, as you have pointed out, has not yet had the benefit of 'design', merely 'simulation'. However I am still not understanding why I can't seem to perform an AC analysis

It surely is. The base voltage and R5 indicate a current of about 6 mA, which doesn't work with R4 being 17.8 k. I've never seen a concertina phase-splitter with different collector and emitter

Not sure- but it would look like Q3 may be saturated. -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. www.avast.com

Hi Augustine, you need to convert the svg file to a bitmap file with a graphics program and then import the bitmap into the drawing sheet. I've done it on both drawing paper and pcb although, to be

I'm having trouble getting an AC simulation to work in 7.0.5. Could be I am just not doing something right but 'the obvious' things don't work - nor does 'doing something similar to what I do in

The image has a lot of bezier curves and importing the png into the Drawing Sheet Editor does not look as nice as importing the svg in the Footprint Editor to the silk. An extremely high resolution

What about the png is not desirable? Perhaps converting with a higher output resolution will provide better results. David

Hello All, I would like to know if anyone has an idea on how to import a vector graphics file (specifically svg in this case) into the drawing sheet editor? Or otherwise place an svg on a drawing

I'm afraid I don't. I'm not familiar with Python.

Thank you for your impressions. I'm yet to start using the simulator. Do you know of any python-package like pyltspice which allows to work with e.g. stepped result data nicely?

I have just spent a few hours playing around with the ngspice Simulator in KiCad 7. I am already a fan. Some very initial impressions... *Positive* * The UI, starting from the same schematic entry

I'm trying out the SPICE/ngspice simulator in 7.0.5 (Release). The font size used on the axis labels is tiny - unreadable on a 3840 x 2160 display. Is there any way for the user to change it? I don't

I think you'll find that nets can only have one name on a sheet. In a hierarchical design, connected wires can have different different names in different sheets, but when the netlist is flattened

I think you're basically assigning two different net names to a single net. either use a 0 Ohm jumper, a net tie or consider not using a bus on one side of the connection PS: not a kicad pro ;-)

Hi I have made a schematic with multiple cascaded hierarchical sheets. For ease of navigation and convenience, I have used buses throughout the schematic to make wire connections and to bring out as

Hi Robert, thanks for your answer. * * No, I get what you mean, don't worry. * * That's exactly what I did: I created three arrays of 360 vias each on three circumferences of

OK, I've had a look at this now, and I see two options. Doing a one-off the most sensible option is to roll up your sleeves and get on with it! Yes, you can use the array tools to get yourself