LTSpice Beginner To Expert Part 3: Sources

[@seshansesha7645]

Really good series of Lectures on LT spice ....Thanks

You sir, got a subscriber. Awesome work.

[@anurasenarathna1703]

Very good series. Thank you very much.

[@tmiller9099]

Great series. Thank you!

[@mistadude]

Great tutorial series! What software did you use to model the source parameters?

[@user-tonyneves]

Very good course. Thank you!

[@biswajit681]

Excellent please continue this series 🙂

[@EETechStuff]

Thanks, but since I've only had fewer than 200 views on this video in the last 2.5 months, there's little incentive to continue. It would help if you and others would help advertise on forums, etc., that we're here so we get more views.

[@ReyciclismoMTB]

@@EETechStuff Your videos are almost impossible to find, your youtube setup is not optimized at all. The videos are great, but you have to make it easier to find them.

[@EETechStuff]

@Ciclismo de mtb y algo mas How would you suggest I "optimize" them? The way they become easy to find is if people hit the Like button, subscribe, leave positive comments, show interest by watching the entire video, and most of all tell others about the channel. That's the way KZbin works. That's what makes things easy to find. But in the last 5 years, my viewers have done none of those things. I see the statistics. Of my more than 200 videos, I get maybe a total of 3 comments per week. And nobody watches more than the first 4 minutes. Those are the facts.

[@ReyciclismoMTB]

@@EETechStuff I mean for searching, to like and search must be found first. Yes youtube is very frustrating but your niche is very trick. But still great videos, very well explained the only ones I found that actually explain ltspice for the common man.

[@qzorn4440]

very elegant information. now on to simulating the Analog Devices AD202KN high voltage isolation amplifier. 🧐 this may take some doing. 😏 thanks for the great video.

[@kimbarber3094]

These are great videos, thanks!

[@federicocirelli]

Really Good and well explained video!! Thanks so much!

[@ferrabras]

Great series. This information is hard to find.

[@donnymac575]

Awesome!

[@stathispsychogios1692]

excellent! very useful!!

[@eeneemeenee6236]

Woah, u just made an AM transmitter!

[@dougbas3980]

Learning ... learning ... learning(LOL) Thanks👍

[@rob440six]

Very nice, but I'd want a pointer to the subcircuit within the symbol and not have to clutter up the schematic with a .inc notation.