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Tommish
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Spice software

05/27/2008 10:59 AM

Hi

Does anyone know of any spice software for modeling AC ccts. I know there is heaps of software out there that can model small signal ac ccts but am looking for something to model slightly higher current systems. The problem I find with most spice software is that you can specify good ac voltage ac sources, eg 220vRMS 60hz

Any help would be greatly appreciated

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Tom
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Re: Spice software

05/28/2008 8:39 AM

Dude, just google spice. you will find several...
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05/28/2008 10:03 AM

If you are looking to model AC systems, you may wish to investigate EMTP. Electro-Magnetic Transients Program. You will want to check out Dr. Meyers version called ATP.

http://www.emtp.org/ Licensing to use ATP is free of all charge for all who have not engaged in EMTP commerce. (from the website)

There is also a commercial version that will cost you thousands of dollars.

http://www.emtp.com/ ($$$$)

I used Dr. Meyers ATP-EMTP to do my simulation for my masters thesis. I was simulating a resonant three-phase inverter. The program works well and I recommend you check out the first link to see if this program will work for you.

Good luck with your quest.
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Tommish
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Re: Spice software

05/28/2008 10:24 AM

Thank you ! This is exactly what I have been looking for !

Best of luck to you too


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Re: Spice software

06/01/2008 11:34 AM

Go to www.tier-2-innovation.com and see if microcap9 can help. The evaluation version is free but limited.
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06/01/2008 2:53 PM

Thanks for the help, will definitely have a look

Cheers,


Tom
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