How to: Getting Started with LTspice

[@rudolfvaavra8859]

the best LTSpice tutorial I've ever seen

[@ioanniskyriakidis1495]

Absolutely fantastic! What I needed to get started with this ugly user interface but, sure, great tool! Thank you and hope to see more on this topic.

[@darkman19693]

Thank You for this video. Been looking for a basic intro to LTspice. Hope to see further videos on LTspice.

[@ElektorTV]

More to come!

[@krish2nasa]

Excellent explanation, thank you very much.

[@ElektorTV]

You are welcome!

[@acestudioscouk-Ace-G0ACE]

This was really useful for me as a beginner, thank-you! I've also subscribed, so I can see more of your work.

[@arunasadeepa2795]

Very informative ❤️

[@ElektorTV]

Glad it was helpful!

[@abrahamfoam7376]

I was reading long articles, long books, and I was confused about spice, I just watched this half an hour video and now I know where everything goes. Thank you

[@jost459]

Really great work! Please more such interesting and really good explained videos. In another video Lorandt Völkel said that in LT Spice you could do also virtual EMI tests. Maybe you could make an video to create an filter for an DCDC which make EMC problems.

[@ElektorTV]

Great suggestion!

[@eddiegeerts6107]

nice! I like these kind of tutorials

[@ElektorTV]

Glad you like them!

[@Keeping_IT_Simple]

Excellent Introduction to LTSpice - please consider further videos on this program What about Linux users - what is the best option for them as LTSpice does not have a Linux version currently

[@stephanedaniel9913]

At least on OpenSuse 15.2 (what I have on my computer), LTSpice works very well with WINE

[@ElektorTV]

AFAIK there is nothing like LTspice for Linux, so the best option would be to switch to Windows ;-) Maybe installing VirtualBox (or Wine?) on Linux in which you install Windows in which you install LTspice is an option?

[@Madhan1038874]

how to work with different ~nm scale, 180nm, 250nm, 45nm......

[@JohnSmith-iu8cj]

Isn’t T3 a PNP?

[@ElektorTV]

Yes, that is explained and corrected at around 13:23.