LTSpice Beginner To Expert Part 5: Digital Circuits

[@ted356]

I’ve watched several videos in this series. Excellent explanation of how to effectively use LTspice. Thank you!

[@RobertMurphy-wm3ge]

Oh my god! Smart people still exist! I've been watching this entire series. I have a lot of hands on hardware experience with electronics, but I have never gone into modeling like this. Wicked cool

[@andreasignorini445]

Thank you for your tutorials on LTspice, this is the best thing of the internet, sharing knowledge and expertise.

[@pbaemedan]

EETECHSTUFF, thank you for the video. It is great to see examples of how some of the misc parts can be used. The zero crossing detector is very interesting. Thank you for your time in producing these videos.

[@dougbas3980]

That is 5 lessons and still learning ... Thank you.

[@rushikeshkumawat1361]

I did not get divide by 2 at first one output. Its frequency is as same as input signal. At second output, I get divided by 2. The conditions which you have mentioned below= .MEAS and all, is it mandatory to add them ?

[@biswajit681]

Excellent 👌👍

[@33samogo]

Fantastic, you can use programmable switches like a microcontroller! I can't find a tutorial on programmable switches that you mention in your long video list (great stuff on this list), can you give a link, thank you!

[@MD-xk6wh]

valuable content. Thanks

[@mervgagen4458]

EETECHSTUFF: This whole series is stunningly useful as well as just plain interesting. Well worth the effort to watch and follow through. Thanks.

[@Malle825]

Hi! I´m trying to learn LTspice and your stuff is very helpful... thanks! I recreated the SRFlipFlop circuit but my load is only dropping a few mV. Do you have any idea why?

[@Malle825]

Somehow my S2 is not opening but i can´t figure out why. Q-not goes to zero though...

[@midwayqualitymachine6294]

Your first simulation was confusing to me, seeing the output of the comparitor driven by a 9 volt supply, to only drive ~2.9v into a 10K load resistor. Had to look up the spec's for the LT1018, and see that it has a very limited source current output. I guess my experience is parts that have totem pole output drivers. Looks like this is intended for sink current drive only. You have very diverse content. I'm guessing you're a retired professor. I'm commenting to help promote your channel as that all figures into YT's algorithms, on suggestions. Don't give up, you're almost at the 10K mark. Responding to subscribers and commenters will help the algorithm. That's how I got here.