AmiSPICEed 2.1

Short:        Simulation environment for SPICE (V2.1 UPDATE2)
Author:       Dirk Hasse
Uploader:     beavis azrael uni-paderborn de
Type:         misc/sci
Version:      2.1
Replaces:     misc/sci/AmiSPICEed.lha
Requires:     OS2.04
Architecture: m68k-amigaos
Kurz:         Simulationsumgebung zu SPICE (V2.1 UPDATE2)

Over the months AmiSPICEed has grown into a more ore less professional
simulation environment for SPICE on the AMIGA. It's basically comparable
to Microsim's PSpice for Windows. If you like electronics and if you like
the AMIGA, you'll like AmiSPICEed too.

Some features:

- style guide conformal, fontsensitive workbench gui with locale
  support
- circuits can be created graphically with mouse and keyboard
- invoke SPICE directly from the editor and watch the simulation
  results in a comfortable plot-window. Plot output can be saved
  as ascii too.
- supports circuit output as *.cir (SPICE), *.tex (EEPIC) or *.eps
- parts libraries can be described manually in simple ASCII-files.
  many parts have already been modelled (opamps, transistors, diodes,
  zeners, transformers, etc..)
- executables for 68000 (does anybody still use this one?), 68020+FPU,
  68040/040 and 68060

New:
    V2.1   - Little bugfix in the initialization of the library listview.
           - New window with shortcut buttons for all elements of the internal
             library.
           - Some new and enhanced libs: led.bib, Schottky.bib, SemiConductive.bib,
             Varactor.bib, Zeners.bib
   UPDATE: - Some new translated strings by Juan Antonio Burgos López
           - Updated spanish guide by Juan Antonio Burgos López
           - Some new elements in the "bipolar.bib" by Niklas Wallin
           - Shortcut buttons were not updated, when the user used the function
             keys to select the active element
  UPDATE2: - Burr-brown's INA128 added to AnalogDevices.bib
           - SPICE is now executed in a little different manner, so that error and
             warning messages can be seen on the display. Therefore the new amigados
             script "spice.bat" is used and must not be changed or deleted.

Readme created with ARC 2.1 - Copyright (c)1996-98 by Jens Weyer.