Hi Charles, In a few weeks, I will have to integrate a circuits simulator in a more general framework. This framework is developed in python (numpy, scipy, matplotlib ...) and handles problems in the time domain (electromagnetic security issues inside systems). Firstly, I thought about building a wrapper around gnucap, but by lack of time, I haven't been very far in that way. Al Davis would like such a wrapper, It's still in my plans... Secondly, I follow your work since the "beginning" of eispice and my interest grows (I have already written in this mailing list). However, the major problem is the lack of semi-conductor models in eispice (expertise weak before IHM, IDE...). The circuits I manipulate can be composed of the following PSPICE models : - R, resistance; - L, inductance; - C, capacity; - XFRM_LINEAR, ideal transformer; - D, Diode; - NPN, BJT model (NPN bipolar transistor); - NJF, JFET model (field effect transistor); - NMOS, MOS model (mos transistors); - VDC, source tension - EVALUE, controled tension source; - GVALUE, controled current source; - VPWL_FILE, tension source from a file; - VPULSE, pulsed tension source - K_linear, coupling coefficient between 2 inductances. In your last message 'Future Direction of eispice Part 2', you propose to use the PyB model for diodes, BJT... Can the PyB model handle all components, particularly with more than 2 branches ? Can you explain me the way to create a PyB element for a JFET transistor for instance ? How do you mix python and C ? Could Pyrex be a mix method (instead of the C language) to add PyB models in order to gain time ? Does the list of features you would to add in the next releases sort the features by priority ? Semi-conductor models appear in 7th position, is that to say it's a low priority ? What are your plans about the C based implementation of semi conductors ? Will it be a hard task ? A lot of questions I see :-) I imagine I can help you but I don't know the theory of spice-like simulators (I can learn it)... I know python, and C languages. Have you an idea of the time needed to write a model, of the time to get started ? What kind of help would you like ? Thanks a lot, Cyril. Here is an exemple of a PSPICE circuit netlist : Do you see any serious problem which could not allow eispice use ? * * *_Netlist des circuit sous PSpice avec les sources d’alimentation primaire_* *A. **alimentation continue 28V* * * M_M1 N645668 N645922 N6459080 N6459080 IRF150 L_L3 N645668 N645818 10 Kn_K2 L_L3 L_L4 1 C_C3 0 VOBSERVABLE 0.47u L_L4 0 N646100 0.365 R_R7 N646100 N646114 1 R_R5 N645704 N659207 1n R_R8 0 VOBSERVABLE 1k R_R10 0 N6459080 1.2 V_V3 N645532 0 +PULSE 0 12 2u 1n 1n 2.5u 5u R_R9 N645532 N645922 20 R_R6 N659207 N645818 100 X_D5-2 N646114 VOBSERVABLE 0 schemas29nov_D5-2 V_V2 N645704 0 28 .subckt schemas29nov_D5-2 1 2 3 D_D5-1 1 2 STPS20H100CG D_D5-2 3 2 STPS20H100CG .ends *STPS20H100CG * IS 312.550000E-09 N 1.2955 ISR 10.010000E-21 NR 4.995 IKF .44849 RS 2.776000E-03 CJO 1.391000E-09 VJ .55197 M .50027 EG .69 XTI 2 *IRF150 * NMOS LEVEL 3 L 2.000000E-06 W .3 VTO 2.831 KP 20.530000E-06 GAMMA 0 PHI .6 LAMBDA 0 RD 1.031000E-03 RS 1.624000E-03 RG 13.89 RDS 444.400000E+03 IS 194.000000E-18 JS 0 PB .8 PBSW .8 CBD 3.229000E-09 CJ 0 CJSW 0 TT 288.000000E-09 CGSO 9.027000E-09 CGDO 1.679000E-09 CGBO 0 TOX 100.000000E-09 XJ 0 UCRIT 10.000000E+03 DELTA 0 ETA 0 DIOMOD 1 VFB 0 LETA 0 WETA 0 U0 0 TEMP 0 VDD 0 XPART 0 ** * * *B. **alimentation alternative 115V* * * R_R3 N660524 N660285 1 D_D2 N660285 N660273 D1N5617/-55C L_L1 0 N660699 35 R_R1 N660215 N660889 1n D_D3 0 N660479 D1N5617/-55C L_L2 N660479 N660524 0.105 D_D4 N660479 N660273 D1N5617/-55C Kn_K1 L_L1 L_L2 1 C_C2 0 N660273 150u C_C1 N660479 N660285 0.1u R_R4 0 N660273 3.9k R_R2 N660889 N660699 100 D_D1 0 N660285 D1N5617/-55C V_V1 N660215 0 +SIN 0 115 400 0 0 0 * * *D1N5617/-55C * * IS 418.570000E-09 * * N 2.402374 * * BV 660 * * IBV 1.000000E-06 * * RS .130038 * * TT 88.100000E-09 * * CJO 23.036800E-12 * * VJ .4 * * M .389478 * * FC .819179 * * XTI 2.908969* --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Orange vous informe que cet e-mail a ete controle par l'anti-virus mail. Aucun virus connu a ce jour par nos services n'a ete detecte. ------------------------------------------------------------------ To unsubscribe from the eispice list send an email to: eispice-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'unsubscribe' in the Subject field