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I have used eagle (freeware version) a few years, Fine software but no simulation (or if there is I have not found it :-)).

 

When I want simulate I use Multisim. Problem is that I have to re-draw the schematic.

 

Any suggestions?  What Im trying to find is a simulator that accepts .sch files

 

 

-Ismo Suomalainen-

  • On 11/10/2011 17:35, Ismo Suomalainen wrote:

      I have used eagle (freeware version) a few years, Fine software but no simulation (or if there is I have not found it image).

     

    When I want simulate I use Multisim. Problem is that I have to re-draw the schematic.

     

    Any suggestions?  What Im trying to find is a simulator that accepts .sch files

     

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    -Ismo Suomalainen-

     

     

    http://www.beigebag.com

     

     

     

  • On Tue, 11 Oct 2011 14:35:05 +0000, Ismo Suomalainen wrote:

    When I want simulate I use Multisim. Problem is that I have to re-

    draw the schematic.

     

    Any suggestions?  What Im trying to find is a simulator that accepts

    .sch files

     

    I don't know any applications for that purpose, but I'm not even sure if

    it would be useful. I just use an additional application (the free ltspice

    from www.linear.com) and have never required an .sch import function,

    because:

     

    o) I never simulate the complete .sch (power supply, microcontroller, ...)

    - only (the essential) parts of it

     

    o) During simulation I have to add additional elements to represent

    parasitic effects of the "real" circuit (trace impedance, capacitive

    coupling, ...) - elements I don't have in my .sch

     

    regards

    bernhard