kicad:using_arbitrary_spice_engines_in_kicad_5
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| I have a lot of simulations I built under KiCad 4 that I still want to use. So I hacked together a bash script that makes it relatively easy to convert KiCad 4 simulations to something that works in KiCad 5. I'm dumping the source code here for now but will probably be moving it to Git[lab|hub] soon. | I have a lot of simulations I built under KiCad 4 that I still want to use. So I hacked together a bash script that makes it relatively easy to convert KiCad 4 simulations to something that works in KiCad 5. I'm dumping the source code here for now but will probably be moving it to Git[lab|hub] soon. | ||
| - | <code bash> | + | <file bash simulate.sh> |
| - | #! /bin/bash | + | # |
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| # (C) 2018 Mithat Konar https:// | # (C) 2018 Mithat Konar https:// | ||
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| # A scheme to use arbitrary SPICE simulators in Kicad 5. | # A scheme to use arbitrary SPICE simulators in Kicad 5. | ||
| # | # | ||
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| # hack the line where it's invoked to add command line | # hack the line where it's invoked to add command line | ||
| # | # | ||
| - | # * In the KiCad Netlist dialog SPICE tab, set the simulator to this file using an absolute path. | + | # * In the KiCad Netlist dialog SPICE tab, set the simulator to this file using |
| - | # * In KiCad, Run Simulator | + | # an absolute path. |
| - | + | # * In KiCad, Run Simulator. | |
| - | ### --- config ------------------------------------------------------- | + | |
| + | # ----- config --------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| # The name of the cir file to simulate with (w/o extension): | # The name of the cir file to simulate with (w/o extension): | ||
| CIRCUITNAME=opa-x5-spice | CIRCUITNAME=opa-x5-spice | ||
| + | |||
| # The command for the SPICE engine you want to use: | # The command for the SPICE engine you want to use: | ||
| SPICE_ENGINE=spiceopus | SPICE_ENGINE=spiceopus | ||
| - | # -------------------------------------------------------------------- | + | # ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| + | |||
| ### constants | ### constants | ||
| CIRCUITFILE=${CIRCUITNAME}.cir | CIRCUITFILE=${CIRCUITNAME}.cir | ||
| CIRCUITFILE_CLEANED=${CIRCUITNAME}-cleaned.cir | CIRCUITFILE_CLEANED=${CIRCUITNAME}-cleaned.cir | ||
| GENERATED_CIR=${CIRCUITNAME}-complete.cir | GENERATED_CIR=${CIRCUITNAME}-complete.cir | ||
| - | + | ||
| - | ### Go! | + | ### go! |
| # set the script' | # set the script' | ||
| cd $( cd "$( dirname " | cd $( cd "$( dirname " | ||
| + | |||
| # remove all lines starting with .title from CIRCUITFILE | # remove all lines starting with .title from CIRCUITFILE | ||
| sed '/ | sed '/ | ||
| + | |||
| # concatenate the final file | # concatenate the final file | ||
| cat pre.cir > $GENERATED_CIR | cat pre.cir > $GENERATED_CIR | ||
| cat $CIRCUITFILE_CLEANED >> $GENERATED_CIR | cat $CIRCUITFILE_CLEANED >> $GENERATED_CIR | ||
| cat post.cir >> $GENERATED_CIR | cat post.cir >> $GENERATED_CIR | ||
| + | |||
| # run it | # run it | ||
| $SPICE_ENGINE $GENERATED_CIR | $SPICE_ENGINE $GENERATED_CIR | ||
| + | |||
| # cleanup | # cleanup | ||
| #~ rm $GENERATED_CIR | #~ rm $GENERATED_CIR | ||
| rm $CIRCUITFILE_CLEANED | rm $CIRCUITFILE_CLEANED | ||
| - | </code> | + | |
| + | </file> | ||
kicad/using_arbitrary_spice_engines_in_kicad_5.txt · Last modified: 2019/01/04 21:41 by mithat