#tutorial on #analog #hardware circuit simulation with GNUCAP (similar to #SPICE)
Strangely the NGspice (version of #SPICE) the #analog #hardware circuit simulator used in gEDA, is in Debian non-free despite #licensing under a BSD license
apparently NGspice is in non-free because of some kind of problem with the Cider #licensing. #SPICE #analog #hardware #simulation
the documentation for the #SPICE #analog #hardware simulator #simulation
#Introduction to #analog #hardware #simulation with #SPICE
overview of available #analog #hardware simulators including #SPICE, QUCS, etc. Apparently there’s some kind of game on ResearchGate where people try to win some kind of points by copying and pasting paragraphs from web pages as answers to questions. #simulation
#JTAG #hardware clock speeds are typically in the tens of MHz; some JTAG boards use a fixed frequency like 13MHz.
Altera’s USB-Blaster #JTAG #hardware defaults to a 24MHz TCK, but supports clock speeds down to 6MHz.
someone complains that #JTAG on their #AVR ATmega2561 #hardware didn’t work at clock speeds over 300kHz, but it turned out to be a problem with the 7.1d version of their JTAGICE mkII firmware.
a miniature #ceramics kiln, 6 kg, 2.8 ℓ (160 mm × 160 mm × 115 mm), 1200 watts, max temp 1200°, #pricing AR$7551 (US$502).
Where to expect to find #hardware bugs, by #Yossi-Kreinin