Spice, electrical/electronic simulation & Python
Grant Edwards
grante at visi.com
Tue Apr 17 10:32:19 EDT 2001
In article <3ADC2265.48A70FA0 at mek.dtu.dk>, Brian Elmegaard wrote:
>> > Has anyone thought about controlling spice through Python
>> > scripts,
>>
>> more than once.... what do you have in mind? the problem i
>> didnt feel like tackling was the building of a netlist ... does
>> one create a GUI for entering circuits? or build off an
>> existing app.
>
>I am just now trying to implement an interface for flow sheets
>for energy sytems and chemical processes (not far yet, but I am
>learning python, oo, gui,...at the same time). AFAIK this would
>have a lot in common with what you want, so if you feel like it
>we can share ideas and code.
For my MS, I wrote a ladder-diagram editor in Scheme/Tk that
generated netlists (along with a program that compiled the
netlists into C source code). The diagram editor is very
similar to a schematic editor -- in fact I initially used an
schematic-capture program to generate netlists for the compiler
before I had the ladder-diagram editor finished.
It's not terribly sophisticated -- it doesn't support buses or
multiple-page diagrams. It should be fairly simple to
translate it into Tkintr.
Doc: http://www.visi.com/~grante/ladder.pdf
Src: ftp://ftp.visi.com/users/grante/stuff/led.tar.gz
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