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Michael urgently seeks a working download link for Orcad PSpice software, expressing frustration with a non-functional link. A suggestion is made to consider alternative free SPICE packages, such as Ngspice. There is a mention of a previous policy where Orcad was offered for free to students, but it now requires an application process for access. Michael indicates he has not received the necessary email to download the software. The discussion highlights the challenges in obtaining Orcad PSpice while exploring potential alternatives.
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PSpice software needed :(

hey guys. i urgently need the Orcad Pspice software :( please if anyone has a link from which i can download the software , i would be very thankfull ...

P.S this link http://www.cadence.com/products/si_pk_bd/pspice.aspx is not working ...

Thanks,

mICh
 
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Do you specifically need the OrCAD version? Could you just use one of the many freely-available SPICE packages instead?

Here's one: http://www.geda.seul.org/tools/ngspice/index.html

- Warren
 
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didn't the use to offer it for free for students?
did they change that policy?
 
well.. apparently , they didn't change the policy , but after u access the link , you should fill an application so that they can send u an e-mail that allows u to download it for free . I didn't get any ! that's what the problem is ...
thanks for ur replies
 
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