QSPICE: Accelerate Your Development with New Features

New features include: drag and drop overlay, MEXTRAM 504 with self heating, netlist to schematic assistance, commenting/uncommenting shortcut, PSpice-style syntax, improved step tool, quick tuning and resimulation and JFET quasi-saturation region.

[ShdowHunter]

Thanks for your time and hardwork done in QSPICE, I'm looking forward to getting more familiar with it as I use it for circuit simulations.

[byugrad]

Sure would be awesome if folks like me in ubuntu could use this. My codebase is all in linux (and has to be for a variety of reasons) and I simply can't find much else that would aid in simulating my embedded code which is in C/C++. My only other option appears to be isotel's ngspice, or try to mess with QSpice and wine. So much attention was made to making LTspice work in wine, it baffles me why this foresight wasn't a thing with QSpice as well. Maybe someday it will work?

[yuntongxu]

new feature good feature，help me better to get started

[JorgeSilva-empf]

Dear Mike. All features are very interesting. It is a kind of breakthrough among spice like simulator. But today, august, 2, is it possible to create the schematics like you explained? Regards.

[TheRevenant-pnxi]

Can you easily import all of AD components in QSpice?

[SergeyBelov]

It is not clear why the LSK170B model in the latest version QSPICE dated June 24, 2024 does not match the model in the video, timing 20:46...

[donepearce]

In your schematics, please don't have four connections meeting at a single point. It can get hard to know whether they connect or just cross. Stagger one of them.

[FoxMeredith-by]

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