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At the moment I use Linux (Didn't see any Linux ports?) with ngSpice, I haven't found ngSpice that useful though
by peter_retief 7y ago
At the moment I use Linux (Didn't see any Linux ports?) with ngSpice, I haven't found ngSpice that useful though
- rusticpenn 7y agoI found ngspice extremely useful. I have compared the results with Cadence Virtuoso and the results are usually identical or with negligeble difference. I am trying to use a combination of ngspice and magic for IC design.
- forgotpwd16 7y agoMicro-Cap is Windows-only software (it runs on Linux via Wine though) and perhaps more accessible than your current (which probably is "make circuits somewhere, generate netlist, simulate with ngspice, analyze somewhere else") workflow as it has an integrated schematic editor. The most powerful Linux alternative to Micro-Cap et al is probably KiCad.
- peter_retief 7y agoThanks, I will stick to KiCad and ngspice (when I need it) I am a hobbyist and dont have complicated needs. Not a fan of Wine.