LTSpice - Tip when simulating circuits

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[@RoGeorgeRoGeorge]

For more laborious plots and settings: "Plot Settings" -> "Save Plot Settings" "Plot Settings" -> "Open Plot Settings File" "Plot Settings" -> "Reload Plot Settings"

[@Maximus-tq8ny]

Wow! I'm an electrical engineering student and have used LTSpice many times. This is a great tip for seeing specific responses under changing conditions. Thanks!

[@AllElectronicsChannel]

Thanks! Welcome to the channel

[@316728237]

NICE TRICK YOU SAVE ONLY DELTA WINDOW OF TRANSIENT TIME

[@AAFX-OM]

This will be very helpful. Thank you for this video!

[@AllElectronicsChannel]

Thank you!

[@rjrodrig]

Very nice trick. I like it

[@danielsolis5444]

Great trick, that is very useful

[@mr1enrollment]

there are many non-convenient little bits of LTspice that I wish the developer would address. but upon making a few suggestions to him, I learned that he is not open to any ideas - in fact he seems nasty about the notion that anyone would be so bold to actually make a suggestion. perhaps someday the code will be gifted to the open source community, and then it can be screwed up with abandon.

[@AllElectronicsChannel]

Yeap.. I feel the same.. Actually I think that internally LT has a better GUI, or some integration with the semiconductor layout software.

[@mr1enrollment]

@@AllElectronicsChannel yes probably, I also note that since the Spice engine is available from command prompt - there is nothing stopping anyone from developing another GUI. Python + PyGUI or another GUI would be possible. Just a lot of work.

[@sachinthakur6594]

Can u please tsmc 180 nm model file

[@shivendrayadav18]

Thanku so much

[@AllElectronicsChannel]

Yeeah!