Vasile Surducan wrote:

>> Just because simulation doesn't address /all/ problems, it doesn't mean
>> that it's not a good tool. You read data sheets, don't you? A data
>> sheet is not really any different than a simulation of a device. A
>> simulation is the data sheet in a computer-readable form.
> 
> Come one Gherhard! Reading a data sheet is totaly different than using
> device itself in a product. It's like simulating with a perfect
> simulator if you wish. From datasheet to real product is a very long way
> but I have the feeling you know it. 

Yes, sometimes there is. But even though, that's usually where I start --
and I personally don't mind continuing with a simulator (before going into
the hard stuff :) -- where it makes sense (which seems to be where we
differ... :). 

> Happy Easter !

To you too!

Gerhard

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