[Mike] is the developer responsible for LTSpice, which is quite likely the most widely used spice-compatible simulator in the free software domain. When you move away from digital electronics and ...

Traditional ESD verification approaches using parasitic extraction followed by SPICE simulation are deficient in providing simulation results in a practical runtime at the large block or full-chip ...

There are four parts to working with Spice: The schematic capture (that is, getting the schematic in digital form), the simulation engine, the models, and the output. LTSpice is very easy to use ...

Despite the monolithic op amp being older than SPICE simulators, comprehensive op-amp SPICE modeling left a lot to be desired ...