LTSpice
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What is LTSpice?
LTSpice is a free SPICE (Simulation Program with Integrated Circuit Emphasis) simulator software from Analog Devices. It's widely used by electrical engineers for simulating electronic circuits, verifying designs, and understanding circuit behavior before building physical prototypes. It excels at simulating analog circuits and includes a schematic capture interface, a SPICE simulation engine, and waveform viewers.
What other technologies are related to LTSpice?
LTSpice Competitor Technologies
PSpice
PSpice is a widely used SPICE simulator, directly competing with LTSpice for circuit simulation.
TINA
TINA is a circuit simulation software that serves as a competitor to LTSpice.
OrCAD
OrCAD, especially its PSpice simulator, directly competes with LTSpice in the circuit simulation market.
PLECS
PLECS is a simulation software focused on power electronic systems, competing with LTSpice in that specific domain.
PSIM
PSIM is a simulation software, specializing in power electronics and motor drives, making it a competitor to LTSpice in specific applications.
Simetrix
Simetrix is a SPICE simulator, and thus competes directly with LTSpice.
TINA-TI
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TINA-TI is a free version of TINA provided by Texas Instruments, directly competing with LTSpice as a circuit simulator, especially for TI components.
Simetrix/Simplis
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Simetrix/Simplis combines a general-purpose SPICE simulator (Simetrix) with a fast time-domain simulator (Simplis), making it a direct competitor to LTSpice.
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LTSpice Complementary Technologies
MATLAB
MATLAB can be used for data analysis and post-processing of simulation results from LTSpice. It can also be used for system-level modeling and control design that complements circuit simulations.
Mathcad
Mathcad is a calculation and documentation software that can be used to analyze and document the results of circuit simulations performed in LTSpice.
Matlab/Simulink
Simulink is often used for system-level simulations and control design. LTSpice can be used to model the behavior of circuits, with results that can feed into Simulink, or vice versa. They operate at different levels of abstraction.
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Which job functions commonly mention LTSpice?
Hardware Engineer
1.2% of all Hardware Engineer jobs mention LTSpice
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Electrical Engineer
0.9% of all Electrical Engineer jobs mention LTSpice
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Chip Designer
0.6% of all Chip Designer jobs mention LTSpice
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Technical Designer
0.1% of all Technical Designer jobs mention LTSpice
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Engineer
0.1% of all Engineer jobs mention LTSpice
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Which organizations are mentioning LTSpice?
Sandia National Laboratories
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