I just joined as I was looking for a cmos logic library for LTSpice XVII. A more general approach to simulating logic IC's is that all logic functions can be (and were) created from 2 or 3-input NAND's although some stuf like 3-state is a small extra step. It is also harder to get analog channel selectors, phase locked loops and such to work this way.


Edit :
Please don't Hijack other member's thread.
This thread was split from LTSpice and CD4013.

 

The libraries and components models of LTspice free download.

 

The libraries and components models of LTspice free download.

The Yahoo group files have been moved to a different forum. Visit LTspice group at groups.io

 

The Yahoo group files have been moved to a different forum. Visit LTspice group at groups.io

Thanks for your help, but I can't change the contents now, and I already asked the Administrator to check.

 

Thanks for your help, but I can't change the contents now, and I already asked the Administrator to check.

@ScottWang
Your list is very useful as is and I expected no change. However, for the benefit of the T.S. (and whoever else reads these posts) I offered the updated link.

 

@ScottWang
Your list is very useful as is and I expected no change. However, for the benefit of the T.S. (and whoever else reads these posts) I offered the updated link.

I have to modify the old links of Yahoo and replace the new links that you just offered, but the Edit function was removed, so that's why I asked the Administrator to check it.

 

HermandJ
Look link:
http://bordodynov.ltwiki.org/