[sdiy] LTSpice for large circuits?
Neil Johnson
neil.johnson97 at ntlworld.com
Thu Apr 1 18:22:56 CEST 2010
Hi,
Jay Schwichtenberg <jays at aracnet.com> wrote:
> I don't think doing a vocoder in full would be practical (don't know about
> the component limits). Might be pretty fast when we get 8 core, quad
> processor systems if the SW is written for threading.
For a quick test I strung 128 LT1022 op-amps in a long chain. It simulates, but rather slow (about 1us/s). And this on a quad-core 2.67GHz machine with 3GB RAM, and all four cores close to 100%.
So, no I don't think there's any limitation as such. This is for LTSpice-IV.
One feature I *do* like about LTSpice is the ability to read and write WAV files - I used this feature when designing my all-pass filter to get a feel for how it might treat real audio rather than generated waves.
Neil
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