Difference between P-spice and LT-spice.

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P-Spice and LT-Spice are two different simulation tools, with some variations in algorithms and efficiency for specific simulations. Users often seek alternatives like LT-Spice when they encounter difficulties downloading or installing P-Spice. One user shared a link to a P-Spice student version and discussed installation challenges, suggesting the use of a custom directory for easier access. The conversation highlights the practicality of using LT-Spice as a substitute for P-Spice in academic assignments. Overall, both tools serve similar purposes but may differ in functionality and user experience.
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I just wanted to find out if there was a difference ?

We have to do an assignment on p-spice but I couldn't find a place to download P-spice (a working version I mean).

Can I use LT spice instead ? Are p-spice and LT-spice essentially the same ?
 
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Some of the algorithms might be different. One can do a certain simulation more efficiently than the other and vice versa.

Here is a pspice student version:
http://www.electronics-lab.com/downloads/schematic/013/
 
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That's the one I previously downloaded.

I download it but when I unzip it I don't know where it saved.

I had a hard trying to install it.
 
Just unzip it again, but with your own directory such as C:\Pspice instead of the default which I have no idea myself where it takes you.
 
Alright thanks it works now.

I guess I should have thought of that.

Thanks a-lot.

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Elmer
 
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