MacSpice – Spice for the Macintosh
MacSpice Version 3.1.2 is now available from www.macspice.com. LogicWorks can be used to build the circuit and submit it to MacSpice. Please see the MacSpice example circuit that comes with LogicWorks.
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This video covers how to create your own device (part) and how to place it in a library.
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This video builds on video #1 by introducing more schematic editing tools and features.
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For those users who are new to LogicWorks the following video may be helpful. It leads you through the creation of a simple circuit. In also demonstrates how to interact with the simulator to produce timing wave forms and to bring simulation results out onto the schematic.
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This section of the tutorial will provide you with a closer look at the integrated digital simulator in LogicWorks. Topics covered: Controlling the simulation Representation of time and signal values Using the trigger Using the signal probe
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The object of this tutorial is to take a closer look at LogicWorks’ schematic editing features. We will do this by making a number of modifications to the circuit file created in the 5-Minute demonstration. Topics covered in this section: Deleting and moving objects Selecting device types by name Device symbol rotation Using power and ground connectors Connecting signals by name Using Copy and Paste on circuit objects Naming devices Adding pin numbers to devices Placing text notations on the diagram...
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In this video we’re going to show you how quickly you can create and test a circuit using LogicWorks. Topics covered: Placing devices Drawing signals Name signals Timing waveforms
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