Hi,
I'm a beginner at this.
I have a few simple mixed circuits that I cannot made head nor tail of and I want to simulate.
I've got QUCS but it doesn't seem to be able to simulate mixed ccts. The digital simulation complains about the diodes. The transient simulation creates a netlist but then chokes. It probably could be made to work if you know what you are doing.
I have looked at a few of the online options but they either wont do mixed ccts or have very limited libraries and don't offer the components I need. Some where in the back of my brain I seem to recall that everything in the TTL data book can be implemented using only nands, but that is too much faffing around. Some progs just wouldn't load at all or maybe they were so slow that I gave up.
So as the title says, as a beginner, which software should In be looking at?
I'm a beginner at this.
I have a few simple mixed circuits that I cannot made head nor tail of and I want to simulate.
I've got QUCS but it doesn't seem to be able to simulate mixed ccts. The digital simulation complains about the diodes. The transient simulation creates a netlist but then chokes. It probably could be made to work if you know what you are doing.
I have looked at a few of the online options but they either wont do mixed ccts or have very limited libraries and don't offer the components I need. Some where in the back of my brain I seem to recall that everything in the TTL data book can be implemented using only nands, but that is too much faffing around. Some progs just wouldn't load at all or maybe they were so slow that I gave up.
So as the title says, as a beginner, which software should In be looking at?