:: Hey all, can any of you please recommend good mixed-signal
:: simulation
:: software (such as SPICE)? I want to be able to do things like lay
:: out
:: a schematic, apply power, virtually stick in oscilloscope probes
:: and
:: see what I get on a graph. I don't care if it's free/pay/whatever.

You can check out AutotraxEDA - www.kov.com  it is a CAD and Spice 
software in one package - it is being upgraded to using dot Net 
technology currently and any buglets will disappear.

You could download SwitcherCad from Linear Technology (free) - it 
comes with a whole load of gumph for their switcher chips, but is 
actually a spice program - or if you like CLI stuff and I've just lost 
the link, but there is a free version which requires hand entry rather 
than drawing a nice circuit.

Check out BrownBag software, they used to have a lite version of 
Spice, which could be upgraded if your purchased Proteus i think it 
was.

Colin
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