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boz
Post subject: circuit simulations (i.e. Spice) on Linux machines
Unread postPosted: Fri Jul 30, 2004 12:38 pm
I'm running a Linux
OS (Red Hat 9) and i can't find circuit software that's compatible.
Any suggestions?
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Vuk Borich
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Unread postPosted: Fri Jul 30, 2004 1:00 pm
Many vendors on
the Spice side offer linux-based sofware. If you are looking for free
software, you should be able to compile Berkeley Spice on linux.
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Guest
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Unread postPosted:
Fri Jul 30, 2004 5:02 pm
Partition part of your computer to
run Windows, and then use all the available software.
:smt043
:smt043 :smt043 :smt043
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Michael
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subject: Check out the Signal Integrity forum on Yahoo
Unread postPosted:
Thu Aug 05, 2004 1:22 pm
Good day. On the Signal Integrity forum
on Yahoo there was a discussion about the very subject.
One of
the people suggested that there is a SPICE version available through
Linear Technology that will work on Linux. They stated that there is
a discussion board (on the Linear Technology website) that talks about
this exact situation
Good luck.
Michael
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Guest
Post subject: Re: circuit simulations (i.e. Spice)
on Linux machines
Unread postPosted: Thu Aug 12, 2004 12:01 am
boz wrote:
I'm running a Linux OS (Red Hat 9) and i can't
find circuit software that's compatible. Any suggestions?
Try Xpedion's simulator Goldengate. It is particularly designed
for RFIC design.
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Guest
Post subject:
Re: circuit simulations (i.e. Spice) on Linux machines
Unread postPosted:
Thu Aug 12, 2004 12:02 am
boz wrote:
I'm running a Linux
OS (Red Hat 9) and i can't find circuit software that's compatible.
Any suggestions?
Try Xpedion's simulator Goldengate. It is
particularly designed for RFIC design.
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Guest
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Unread postPosted: Mon Sep 27, 2004 12:35 pm
Check out www.opencollector.org - there are several Free/Open
Source Software packages available for Linux. Don't necessarily stop
at the first one though - some projects are much more active than others.
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