import LTspice or pspice components ! SOLVED

circuit labs would be much more useful if You would be able to import LTspice and Pspice components.

by rnowotny
May 05, 2020

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Answer by mrobbins

CircuitLab is already able to import some models for BJTs, MOSFETs, and Diodes from old legacy software (for example LTspice and PSpice as you mention). But not all types of models are supported.

See this blog post.

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by mrobbins
May 05, 2020

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