Simulation in Eagle using IC netlist file

[Anonymous]

Hello all,

I'm currently building my PCB with Eagle (9.2.2), and I would like to simulate my circuit using Eagle (and not in LTSpice). However, I am facing some serious problems that I would like some help.

I'm using a IC that is not available at Eagle (AD8232). However, I have found a .cir file (attached) that I can open using LTSpice as a netlist and use that to create a symbol.

Is there any way I can do the same using Eagle? (i.e., use the .cir file to create a symbol in Eagle)?
Should I use ULP cmd-net-list2sch? If so, how can I do that?

Secondly, should the label of the resistors (R1, R2, ..)/ capacitors (C1, C2, ...) that I connect to my IC be equal to the corresponding resistors/ capacitors that are presented in the .cir file? For example, if the .cir file says that the IN1 and IN2 ports should be connected by a resistor R1, should I insert a resistor named R1 connecting those two ports in my simulation?

I would really appreciate some help, given that I love Eagle but am a noobie 🙂

Best wishes,

Diogo

[jorge_garcia]

Hello @Anonymous,

I hope you're doing well. EAGLE can import some netlists, for some reason the attachment did not come through. Could you try zipping it up and then upload it again? That will let me verify if it is something EAGLE can import.

To answer your question, the component designators need to match whatever is in the netlist in order for a netlist import to work.

Let me know if there's anything else I can do for you.

Best Regards,