Hello,

There is a new version of LTspice availabe called LTspice24:
https://www.analog.com/en/resources/design-tools-and-calculators/ltspice-simulator.html

Did anyone already try it?

Bertus

 

I've been using it for some months. As far as I can tell, the main difference from the previous incarnation is the user interface. I prefer the previous one. I find some of the new icons confusing.

 

I've been using it for months. I like it better than v17.
Version 24 is faster. Version 24.1.1 is currently in beta and still has minor bugs, but they get quickly fixed on request.

 

I have been using it for a couple of months, running on a Linux machine via wine. It runs perfectly on Linux. The interface change was annoying at first, now I like it just fine. The version I'm using is 24.0.12.

 

Hello,

There is a new version of LTspice availabe called LTspice24:
https://www.analog.com/en/resources/design-tools-and-calculators/ltspice-simulator.html

Did anyone already try it?

Bertus

Yes, I have been using it since the for some time now.

 

After I installed LTspice24, I was very annoyed by the new designations. Then I read on the LTspice forum that it is possible to change the menu to the old one, which I did. But I forgot how I did it.

 

Old troglodyte that I am, I'm still using LTspice IV since I prefer it's interface and I know it's hot key designations.

And one big annoyance to me is that 24 doesn't remember my settings when I switch between AC analysis and Transient analysis, whereas IV does.
I often frequently switch between an AC Bode plot and transient step response when I'm checking the stability of a circuit with negative feedback when tweaking the feedback compensation, as just one type of analysis doesn't always give the whole picture about a circuit's stability.

 

Hello,

Here is how to change the gui to the legacy one:
https://ez.analog.com/design-tools-...back-to-the-legacy-pre-ltspice-24-ltspice-gui

Bertus