I'm Mark Khusid, an electrical engineer in Buffalo, NY. 10+ years in PSpice/LTspice, and currently taking ASU's EEE 572 while working.
I'll post practical power electronics, LTspice simulation, and some Fortran for simulation kernels.
Projects: https://t.co/zfMPGfiB0p
LTspice tip: if a PWM controller model errors out at t=0, ramp VCC up with a PWL or PULSE source instead of a plain DC source.
That's what got my TL494 test jig simulating cleanly.
What's your go-to fix when a sim won't start?
https://t.co/Yys6P9Nau8 #LTspice
@eligaultney@davepl1968 Just be honest about it. Reverse engineering code and deriving benefit from it is piracy. You spend labor and capital to develop a product and the someone pirates it to get the benefit but now they are way ahead on labor and capital.
Introduction to Programming Using Fortran 95/2003/2008 by Ed Jorgensen. Free, from the Open Textbook Library.
I work through its examples in Jupyter Lab with fpm: a period calculator, sum of squares vs. square of sums, line numbers, estimating pi.
https://t.co/T1rvCKGxF0