[sdiy] free simulator and analog design pdf book
Ryan Williams
destrukto at cox.net
Mon Jul 4 12:53:17 CEST 2005
hi,
just noticed today that the book 'Designing Analog Chips' was updated
not too long ago. I've skimmed through most of it and read about half
of it (an older version). I think it is well written and covers some
topics I haven't seen much about. so, I reccomend this to people who
want to learn more about analog design:
http://www.arraydesign.com/downloads/index.html
I know people have asked about simulators before and I've been playing
with Simetrix today. It is the one used for the examples in the book
above. They have a free version. It is limited in circuit size, 120
nodes, which is pretty good except all of the nodes inside opamps are
counted. So a circuit is limited to atmost 5 TL072s. but, it can do all
the different sorts of analysis modes that the free CircuitMaker can't.
I plan on using this primarily. also, on the book web page above there
is a link for a whole bunch of example bipolar circuits. here is simetrix:
http://www.catena.uk.com/
-ryan
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