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Simulation with EAGLE

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HarrySatt
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Simulation with EAGLE

HarrySatt
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Hi

I am new to simulation with SPICE coming with EAGLE. What I would need is a way to simulate with an arbitrary signal (CSV format) just like I can do in PCBsim from FELICITAS. (contacting FELICITAS is not easy at the moment)

In SPICE this is done with a PWL source

V1 PlusInt Minus DC 0 PWL ( 0, -0.00239607 , ......

How to accomplish this with EAGLE SPICE (ngspice)

 

Thanx for help, harald.

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Simulation with EAGLE

Hi

I am new to simulation with SPICE coming with EAGLE. What I would need is a way to simulate with an arbitrary signal (CSV format) just like I can do in PCBsim from FELICITAS. (contacting FELICITAS is not easy at the moment)

In SPICE this is done with a PWL source

V1 PlusInt Minus DC 0 PWL ( 0, -0.00239607 , ......

How to accomplish this with EAGLE SPICE (ngspice)

 

Thanx for help, harald.

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edpataky
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edpataky
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Yes you can .. although the user interface does not have any special input for it, PWL is a perfectly valid source value .. just right click on your source part, and select VALUE, and set the value to 

DC <dc value> AC <ac value> PWL(<your pwl values>)

 

Example: 

 

Screenshot at Mar 05 13-26-34.png

 

I will make a note to add PWL to the SourceSetup command interface, but for now you just need to use the VALUE command.  

Yes you can .. although the user interface does not have any special input for it, PWL is a perfectly valid source value .. just right click on your source part, and select VALUE, and set the value to 

DC <dc value> AC <ac value> PWL(<your pwl values>)

 

Example: 

 

Screenshot at Mar 05 13-26-34.png

 

I will make a note to add PWL to the SourceSetup command interface, but for now you just need to use the VALUE command.  

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HarrySatt
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HarrySatt
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Hi

Maybe you also have a solution for the problem of very long timer range of the PWL values. Meaning thousands. I would like to get rid of the value string in my circuit drawing. See below. It is only part of my PWL.

PWL value in design.jpg

 

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Hi

Maybe you also have a solution for the problem of very long timer range of the PWL values. Meaning thousands. I would like to get rid of the value string in my circuit drawing. See below. It is only part of my PWL.

PWL value in design.jpg

 

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HarrySatt
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HarrySatt
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Hi

Sorry. Found the solution myself. I have to smash the device and set the visibility of the VALUE part of the device. All can be done in INFO.

 

thanx for help

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Hi

Sorry. Found the solution myself. I have to smash the device and set the visibility of the VALUE part of the device. All can be done in INFO.

 

thanx for help

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edpataky
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edpataky
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ahh i see you found this out already 🙂 

 

Yes you can smash the part then set the Display property of the value so it is not visible. 

 

In fact we already have this planned for a upcoming release so stay tuned.   

 

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ahh i see you found this out already 🙂 

 

Yes you can smash the part then set the Display property of the value so it is not visible. 

 

In fact we already have this planned for a upcoming release so stay tuned.   

 

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