> And you could easily parameterize any component, like make a capacitor > here, someone could take a look, massage it a bit, and post a corrected For example, if you get stuck you can post the whole thing > ECA224 which is (AFAIR) the predecessor of EWB. Take the plunge, I did over 20 years ago. > to use and doesn't let me do quick and dirty simulations that don't > Yeah, I know SPICE does everything but it is a royal pain in the ass > simulator that is somewhat similar to EWB that doesn't cob up the OS? > Is there a (preferably free or cheap) circuit IMHO the last-known-good OS from MS is XP. > I've got an OLD copy of Electronic Workbench that jams up Windows 7 Hundred years ago you could have been burned at the stake for running Running under DOS in turn under a 64-bit modern O/S. Just for laughs I'm going to have to load up DOS and run Z80MU (itĭoesn't run under XP-32- gives a stack overflow. You can even install DOS 6.22 if you really want. VMWare runs rather snappily even on a netbook-like computer (mobileĬore 2 duo). Those options will even allow you to runġ6-bit stuff from before 1990- I have an assembler from 1986 that >keep your old work while moving to a newer app. >and a "real" XP installation from disks.
I've also seen recommendations for VirtualBox >the option of running its Virtual XP mode which I've found does the job However, if you're on Win7 Pro you do have
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