[eispice] eispice-0.11.5 Released

Hi All,

I just released a new version of eispice which contains:

- More updates to the diode model, it should more closely resemble the spice3f5 
model, though it's still not identical. For now I decided to simply include all 
of the spice diode model parameters (even the ones that aren't used) so that 
spice diode models can be easily mapped over.

- Moved all of the test scripts to docstrings (thanks for the link Thomas, 
that's definitely the way to go). Now there are lots of examples in the 
docstrings, if you want to run them all you can use the eispice.test() command.

- Added G, E, F, and H linear dependent source models.

- Added i and v results dictionaries, now you can access any result at any 
point 
of time (uses linear interpolation between points) with something like 
cct.i['Vx']('10n').

You can find the new release on the eispice webpage here:

http://www.thedigitalmachine.net/tools/eispice-0.11.5.tar.bz2
http://www.thedigitalmachine.net/tools/eispice-0.11.5.win32-py2.5.exe

Please let me know if you have any issues, comments, or questions.

Next up are the other semi-conductor models, and a coupled inductor. Then 
eispice should be pretty much spice3f5 compatible. If anyone wants to help out 
with model creation there isn't a huge learning curve required. To get started 
take a look at the diode model (in module/device.py). It's a bunch of equations 
defined with B models, any help is appreciated!

Cheers,
Charles

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