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Click on Files. At the top left of the page that then appears should be a green box labeled New/Upload. Cheers Ian [email protected]> wrote:

Hello, I'm using ngspice to simulate a tube amplifier based on 12AU7 triode. Attached you can find a zipped folder with the main .cir file and the referenced libraries. Coming from LTspice, I can see

Ah yes, I can see it (a ground symbol image). I'm using ngspice to run a netlist from LTspice. In order to upload the full/expanded netlist (including all .model and .subckt referenced) there is a

Normally I just use email to interact with the list, and then I can simply attach files to my email. However, for this message I've gone to the website. The only way I can see of adding a file is by

Hello, I came from LTspice background and now I'm starting using ngspice to simulate some circuit. I'd like to upload the netlist of a tube amplifier I'm working on. On Files section, however, I

Of course, the solution is not modify the library itself (no .LIB <libname> .ENDL within it) but use "set ngbehavior=lt" command into .spiceinit configuration file for ngspice. Carlo.

That would make .subckt models non-portable between different SPICE simulators. -- Regards, Tony

From ngspice-44 manual section 2.10: From above I believe the "markers" are .LIB and .ENDL statements within the library file itself. I'll do a test using them within a my library. Carlo.

.subckt <name> 1 2 3 .. .. .ends <name> The above. -- Regards, Tony

Try opening a library file in a text editor (but be careful with Notepad - it sometimes plays tricks) and look through it. I think you will see plainly the section markers.

Hello guys, I'd like to ask how ngspice, under the hood of Kicad, actually manages library files. From ngspice manual, there are two ways to include .models or .subckt, namely using .include vs .lib

I haven't had time to work on KiCad projects in a while.? It has changed so much in the meantime.? I was hoping for a video, or set of videos, that would show the updated workings of KiCad.? Thanks

Hi all, KiCad 9.0 is finally here, and to mark the occasion I have published a 6-hour (!!!) video on Youtube. In this video, I show the complete process of how I designed a 4-layer PCB with a

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Many thanks, it works.

Many thanks! I am fairly new to Kicad, made some simple pcb's so far. Thanks for the advice, i will start by making my own footprint. Great application. I am sure i will have some more questions in

I would: * Place the ATtiny404 schematic part as usual, * Associate a new footprint with it, that you create, that is the footprint of your carrier board. Make sure the pin associations between the

You need to add pins to the transfer board, of course. -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG antivirus software. www.avg.com

create a footprint for it and give it a clear name. the pinout stays the same I think. 19 jan. 2025 20:47:43 hanz YL3JD via groups.io <yl3jd@...>:

Hello, Question about pcb transferboard. I am using an Attiny404 smd but i solder it on a pcb transferboard. How should i set this up in Kicad? Thanks, hanz