the latter.
The Protel Knowledge Base gets only three hits using JEDEC as the search
word, and none of these items shed light on my problem.
Any more ideas? Is there any one out there who is using Protel's CUPL
plug-in for actual programming files?
I am using 99SE SP6
Gary Packman
Jeff Stout wrote
...
Thanks again. This is the best user group I have ever subscribed to,
certainly the one
with not only the most problems but the most difficult. Very competent
group.
Gary Packman
Matt Polak wrote:
Hey Gary (et al),
I've been using Protel to generate JEDECs for GAL16V8's
difficult. Very competent group.
Gary Packman
Matt Polak wrote:
Hey Gary (et al),
I've been using Protel to generate JEDECs for GAL16V8's and
similar for the past year or so without difficulty, though SOME quirkyness
in getting Protel to process the files and output
.
Gary Packman
Jenkins, Charlie wrote:
We should have all seen this announcement. This was the first time I saw
the October, 2001 date referenced as the grandfather date for free ATS
support. I previously thought that all the 99SE users would get ATS and
hence the DXP update at no charge
Darren,
Found the problem. You can set the system font (or not) from two
places. I you click on the down arrow just left of the FILE button at
the top of the screen, then click on PREFERENCES, there is a button that
says, CHANGE SYSTEM FONT just like the one under DESIGN OPTIONS.
However,
. The last thing I did was a strain gauge amplifier
(something I never did before). Had the circuit up and running in one
afternoon, cost of components about $10 versus a packaged product with
similar specs from Omega for $400. Is that worthwhile? My boss thought
so.
It all depends...
Gary
zero in and optimize every one of
these targets.
Gary Packman
Rolf Molitor wrote:
That has nothing to do with circuit simulation.
You were just joking, right ?
Rolf Molitor
Ing.Buero i2e
Remscheid / Germany
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testing is generally prohibitive (unless you
live in China).
Also, cheap components often drift with age. The more expensive high
tolerance parts don't drift as badly.
If I misunderstood let me know and I'll take another stab at it.
Gary Packman
Georg Beckmann wrote:
Hi Gary,
I want
degree temperature
environment, a must.
Gary Packman
Mira wrote:
Nice and true thoughts, Gary.
It all depends on:
1. How experienced you are when doing and debugging
your designs.
Absolutely.
2. How experienced you are with the simulation tools.
Mainly analog specialists go
have caught this oversight in the process preparing the simulation. The
error would have been fixed before the simulation was even running.
Gary Packman
Ian Wilson wrote:
Of course a well documented design would have recognised that many people
would detect this as a possible error and so have
Can anyone here give a brief rundown of the pros and cons of these two
apps? Most usable features, easiest to use, etc.
TIA
Gary Packman
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