See, for instance, https://transistorized.net/post/stdal/post86.htm ------------------------ Dave (Nick) Daniel KC0WJN ------------------------ On Thu, Dec 19, 2024 at 14:44 abanindra.kumarmandal.ece2

I clicked on each individual chapter link and printed the resultant web page as that individual chapter. I then combined the 10 PDF files into one larger file. DaveD KC0WJN ===========================

Yes, I used Firefox to print all 10 expanded chapters to PDF. I haven't yet looked at every single page, but I looked at a bunch of them and none appeared to run over the margins. DaveD KC0WJN =======

This thread has become significantly off-topic (actually, it never was on-topic). Its relevance to LTspice is nil. I use the "Delete" key a lot, but I would argue that this discussion should be moved

A case may be made for simulating the same circuit on different simulators in order to compare various characteristics of the simulators. For instance, one may wish to compare the simulation results o

Thank you. I was wondering if it is the book of the same title that I have in my library, and it is. DaveD

Who is the author of the cited book? DaveD

I used (use) vi, vim or gvim because vi was available on any UNIX-based computer on which I had to edit a file and I didn't want to have to learn a new editor every time I changed computers. DaveD

"K" (capitalized) stands for Kelvins (NOT degrees Kelvin). "k" (lower case) is the prefix for "kilo", as in kilometers, kilohms, etc. DaveD On 11/16/2023 11:02 AM, DerekK wrote: Virus-free.www.avast.c

And a chans as a linear distance is also equal to 66 feet and so still used by firefighters because the number 66 is close to the number 60 and thus it is relatively easy to report the advancement of

There is also QSPICE, written by Mike Engelhardt who created LTspice, which does digital simulation of HDL-based designs (Verilog, VHDL). DaveD

Whoa. I haven't seen of seen BNF for several decades (I think the last I saw it was sgen learnjng Modula-2). DaveD

Quite possibly. But it is so far unclear as to what the functional differences between the two simulators are. So one may be better for sone designs while other designs simulate "better" in the other

Qspice is a different simulator than LTspice (both were written by the same person). Qspice is probably going to differ significantly from LTspice. Thus many questions about Qspice will have different

This political discussion has no place on this forum. Would the moderators please end this discussion? DaveD

Please ignore. DaveD

Yup, all the datasheets that I have seen have an "Ordering Information" table that specifies how the different packages correspond to the different part numbers. OnSemi is breaking new ground in obfus

The different part numbers probably specify different packages. DaveD

And just to keep things OT, the lyrics of the song “John Barleycorn (Must Die)” by Traffic (Winwood et al) is based on the poem “John Barleycorn” by Robert Burns. DaveD