Bob Pease presents a SPICE tool!
Analog by Design Show
Hosted by Bob Pease
Low-Noise Amplifier Design and Analysis
Reality TV for analog designers...
In this show:
* See how not to design a noise-amplifying preamplifier
* See how to properly specify a low-noise op amp
* See how to test whether an op amp model includes effects of noise
* See the new WEBENCH Low-Pass Active Filter Evaluation Board
* See how to use MultiSim to compare WEBENCH Simulation results with bench-test results
Webcast: http://www.national.com/profile/os.cgi?EventID=101805
You have to log-in: the only downside to that is you get a monthly spam email which (for people here) is much more interesting than Russian Wives or V*agra/H**die drug-spam.
The show runs an hour and really wants a fast connection (I may have to wait until after office hours).
Other News: National Semi bought Electronics Workbench, one of the several capture/simulate suites. They are giving away a Free version: "the only restrictions in this version relate to project size (50 components, 750 pins and 2 layers)", but "simulation and autorouting are available to you for a 45-day period". And the idiots don't have upgrade prices on the website.
Analog by Design Show
Hosted by Bob Pease
Low-Noise Amplifier Design and Analysis
Reality TV for analog designers...
In this show:
* See how not to design a noise-amplifying preamplifier
* See how to properly specify a low-noise op amp
* See how to test whether an op amp model includes effects of noise
* See the new WEBENCH Low-Pass Active Filter Evaluation Board
* See how to use MultiSim to compare WEBENCH Simulation results with bench-test results
Webcast: http://www.national.com/profile/os.cgi?EventID=101805
You have to log-in: the only downside to that is you get a monthly spam email which (for people here) is much more interesting than Russian Wives or V*agra/H**die drug-spam.
The show runs an hour and really wants a fast connection (I may have to wait until after office hours).
Other News: National Semi bought Electronics Workbench, one of the several capture/simulate suites. They are giving away a Free version: "the only restrictions in this version relate to project size (50 components, 750 pins and 2 layers)", but "simulation and autorouting are available to you for a 45-day period". And the idiots don't have upgrade prices on the website.
