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Learn the ins and outs of QSPICE from Qorvo as presented by its creator Mike Engelhardt. QSPICE is an analog and mixed signal simulator from Qorvo with enhanced simulation speed, accuracy, robustness, and features.
Source vimeo.com/828087512/949542d2cf

[@westalwayslose4herowars]

Thank you so much Mike and great to see you talking about circuit simulation!

[@Harzurner]

AWESOME!

[@Jeffrey-sb8dc]

Mike nice intro, however. it suffers the usual issue of the presenter being overly familiar with the program and missing a very basic action. You forgot to make note that to generate a group/area select shadow box one has to hold the shift key while holding the left mouse button down while dragging the cursor to do so. Usually one just holds the left button down while dragging the cursor. Also does QSPICE deal with fiber optic signal transmission via optical fiber simulation? I have a project that uses internal optical fiber usage. Thanks.

[@no5x937]

LTSpice has the capability to simulate scattering parameters S11, S21, S12, and S22. I can't find how to implement the same scattering parameters in QSpice.

[@stefano.a]

I hope that there will be a simple ideal switch as there were in the old PSpice 9 (with parameters topen, tclose, Ron, Roff)

[@sachinthakur6594]

How to get model file??? For qspice

[@vinayakshirahatti5636]

what is stuffing?

[@danstiurca7963]

This no dialogs theory is an unfortunate hill to die on.

[@sachinthakur6594]

What are different in result between qspice simulation and cadence virtuoso gpdk 180 nm simulation of two state operational amplifier???

[@vincei4252]

why are you reposting Qorvo's videos and providing zero value while doing so?