PSPICE for the Mac II

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From: Tony Chi
Date: Tue, 19 Feb 1991 19:51

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Looks like a lot of people need this PSPICE thing...

I have a student version of PSPICE which I got from the UCLA Electrical Engineering Department.  I've only run it on a Mac II and it seems to work pretty well.  It has Probe and I think Parts built in to it also.  There is a limit of 10 transistors and 25 nodes but I think all student versions of PSPICE have this limit.  If this is the version everyone is asking about, I'll be glad to put it onto an ftp site... if someone will tell me how.  We have Macs on the network at USC so getting files to my UNIX acc










ount is no problem.  I'm basically clueless after that.  By the way, PSPICE and all its support programs take up an entire 800K disk.  Please respond to my email account at tchi@usc.edu.

Tony Chi
(tchi@usc.edu)

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