kicad:using_arbitrary_spice_engines_in_kicad_5
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| # * In this script: | # * In this script: | ||
| # * Set CIRCUITNAME to point to the .cir file KiCad 5 generates. | # * Set CIRCUITNAME to point to the .cir file KiCad 5 generates. | ||
| - | # * Set SPICE_ENGINE to your desired SPICE engine. (You'll need to | + | # * Set SPICE_ENGINE to your desired SPICE engine. (Hack the line |
| - | # hack the line where it's invoked to add command line | + | # where it's invoked to add any needed |
| - | # parameters | + | # * In the KiCad Netlist dialog's Spice tab, set the simulator to this |
| - | # * In the KiCad Netlist dialog | + | # file using an absolute path. |
| - | # an absolute path. | + | # * In the KiCad Netlist dialog' |
| - | # * In KiCad, Run Simulator. | + | |
| # ----- config --------------------------------------------------------- | # ----- config --------------------------------------------------------- | ||
kicad/using_arbitrary_spice_engines_in_kicad_5.txt · Last modified: 2019/01/04 21:41 by mithat