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Such as the IIsi, IIvi, LC series, Classic II & Color Classic series, Requiring a Floating Point Unit (FPU) to work on computers without one, SoftwareFPU is a Macintosh utility which allows applications Here's the blurb and sources for the shareware version: Need to obtain a Software FPU (Floating Processor Unit) cdev. If you have a power mac, or a 680x0 mac WITHOUT aįloating point coprocessor and you want to run Spice, you With any of the PowerMac (whether you have the Math emulator or not). There have been reports that PSpice 5.1 (or 5.4 if you can dig it up) don't work You can ftp it from the following mirrors: It requires a Math Co-Processor, and runs quite fast. You can ftp Spice3e2 & Nutmeg from the following sites (given in This program is FREEWARE and may be redistributed on a NUTMEG alsoĪllows you to manipulate the analysis output by doing With this program you can displayĭata in either a textual or graphical form. Integrated with the simulator is Berkeley's NUTMEG, a SPICE The size of the design is only limited by the amount of memory Circuit netlistsĬan be created with any editor and then read into the simulator. Spice3e2_14 is a version of University of California atīerkeley's SPICE3e2 ported to the Macintosh. file2.txt (8KB) ReadMe_Part_2.Teach.txt.file1.txt (28KB) ReadMe_Part_1.Teach.txt.file7.bin (18KB) Installation_Directions.bin.file6.bin (44KB) ReadMe_Parts_1_and_2.Word.bin.You can ftp version 6.0 for Macintosh from the site PSpice 6.0 for Macintosh is now available: If you know of something that is incorrect or missing from this page,

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