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mfader@eeserv1.ic.sunysb.edu (Michael Fader) writes:

>In article <91046.150138AARIE@BGUVM.BITNET> AARIE@BGUVM.BITNET writes:
>>Since student version of PSPICE for MAC II is free (and copying it is
>>recommended),could someone post it to the network or send it directly to me ?
>>

>	Sorry I missed the original postings concerning PSPICE.
>	What is it -- what does it do?  Statistics, graphing, or what?

>	Thanx.

PSpice is an electronic circuit simulator. You give it nodes and description
of what elements go in between, it spits out a lot of data such as response
and measurements of various places in the circuit. The version mentioned does
not have a visual implementation, and your ciruit reads like a programming
language. It would be nice to have a graphical input so all you do is reproduce
the circuit on screen with drawing tools, it generates this circuit description
that you have to make up currently, and provide you with all the answers you'd
want and more. As it stands, it's still an excellent way in predicting how
a circuit behaves under set conditions. In short, if you do not have to deal
with elctronic circuits, it may not be your cup of tea.

Cheers,
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