Qucs-S 1.0.0 #175
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The xyce examples in the following folder still have errors.
https://github.com/ra3xdh/qucs_s/tree/master/examples/xyce/Xyce_Examples
I uploaded replacements that I updated to work and improved the graphics.
Manual scaling was also tuned on to work in Windows. xyce.zip
<https://github.com/ra3xdh/qucs_s/files/9627723/xyce.zip>
#162
I don't want to step on the author Tom Russo's toes. He has updated the
files on his github page.
https://github.com/tvrusso/Xyce_qucs-s_Examples
…On Sun, Oct 30, 2022 at 11:27 AM Vadim Kusnetsov ***@***.***> wrote:
About this release
I am glad to present Qucs-S v1.0.0! Switching to v1.0.0 version number
indicates that Qucs-S is a mature software ready for professional usage.
Thanks Tom Hajjar @tomhajjar <https://github.com/tomhajjar> and Sergey
Krasilnikov @zergud <https://github.com/Zergud> for testing and
contribution!
New features
- Added basic support for logic gates simulation (Ngspice >= 38)
required #97 <#97>
- Added possibility to set engineering notation (like 1k, 1M, etc.)
for numbers on diagrams #92
<#92>
- Added symbol preview and search feature for component library in
main windows #135 <#135>
- Backported qucs-attenuator, qucs-transcalc and qucs-powercombining
from Qucs-0.0.20 #142 <#142>
- Added possibility to set dB units for Y-axis on digrams from the
diagram properties dialog #92
<#92>
- Backported advanced features for projects tree from Qucs-0.0.20 #95
<#95>
- Show warning if schematic file name changed, but dataset/display
file name are not updated #111
<#111>
- Revised examples tree (by Tom Hajjar @tomhajjar
<https://github.com/tomhajjar>); legacy Ngspice-incompatible examples
moved to examples/qucsator subdirectory
Component library
- Qucs-lib tool has been removed from the application; all its
features are
availbale now from the main window left panel #139
<#139>
- Fixed Tubes.lib and LEDs.lib libraries (by @tomhajjar
<https://github.com/tomhajjar>)
General improvements
- Fixed numerous bug reports. Thanks @tomhajjar
<https://github.com/tomhajjar> and @zergud <https://github.com/Zergud>
for testing and providing patches.
Windows
- Added 32-bit Windows portable package
Known issues
- Parameter sweep doesn't work when using the Fourier simulation with
XYCE backend #73 <#73>
- Netlister may produce duplicate .SUBCKT entry when using the same
component from user and system library #82
<#82>
- Auto-scaling on diagram may fail on some conditions for Windows
64-bit platform #133 <#133>
Other platforms are not affected
- The 1-point AC simulation produce a set of 1x1 plot if
ParameterSweep instead of smooth curve is attached #156
<#156>
Additional information
See also our presentation from MIXDES-2017 conference for more info about
Qucs-S and its compact modelling features. You may download the Part 1
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/318099550_An_outline_of_Qucs-S_compact_device_modelling_History_and_capabilities_Part_1_Equation-Defined_Device_EDD_modelling_to_Verilog-A_module_synthesis>
and Part2
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/318099550_An_outline_of_Qucs-S_compact_device_modelling_History_and_capabilities_Part_1_Equation-Defined_Device_EDD_modelling_to_Verilog-A_module_synthesis>
from the ResearchGate.
Get source code and binaries Source code
Download the source code file qucs-s-0.0.24.tar.gz and build it with cmake
to try new Qucs-S.
Linux
- AppImage for all Linux distributions could be found here:
https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/ra3xdh/AppImage/
- DEB and RPM packages for Debian, Ubunut, Fedora, CentOS, openSUSE
generated with OBS. Find the repository for your distribution here:
https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3Ara3xdh&package=qucs-s
Windows
Windows portable package could be downloaded as zipped distribution.
Unpack and launch qucs-s.exe from bin subdirectory. Ngspice requires a
separate installation. There is two windows packages available:
- qucs_s_win64_1_0_0.zip 64-bit (x86_64) portable Windows version;
- qucs_s_win32_1_0_0.zip 32-bit (i686) portable Windows version;
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The examples from this path are taken from the Xyce regression suite. I have added them to the examples tree, but the better solution may be not to include these examples in the Qucs-S package. It may be better to provide somewhere a link to Xyce Regression repository instead. |
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The latest commit is this repository https://github.com/tvrusso/Xyce_qucs-s_Examples/ was in August 2022, so it seems to be maintained. Duplication of the Xyce regression suite in the Qucs-S examples may be not a good idea. See also the log of changes: https://github.com/tvrusso/Xyce_qucs-s_Examples/commits/master |
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Xyce_qucs-s_Examples is not the Xyce regression suite, it's just a handful of toys I created to help Xyce users use Qucs-s. There are only 11 examples in there. I try to keep them working as Qucs-s and Xyce development goes on, but mostly they don't need much maintenance. I am not developing any more examples in that repo. The Xyce regression suite has no Qucs-s schematics, but has thousands of test cases to keep Xyce development from breaking important use cases. Some of those test cases are useful examples, but that's not its purpose. |
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shouldn't this be qucs-s-1.0.0.tar.gz ? |
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Yes, I have just fixed this typo. It should be 1.0.0 |
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About this release
I am glad to present Qucs-S v1.0.0! Switching to v1.0.0 version number indicates that Qucs-S is a mature software ready for professional usage. Thanks Tom Hajjar @tomhajjar and Sergey Krasilnikov @zergud for testing and contribution!
New features
moved to
examples/qucsatorsubdirectoryComponent library
availbale now from the main window left panel Remove Qucs-Lib tool since the next version #139
General improvements
Windows
Known issues
Additional information
See also our presentation from MIXDES-2017 conference for more info about Qucs-S and its compact modelling features. You may download the Part 1 and Part2 from the ResearchGate.
Get source code and binaries
Source code
Download the source code file
qucs-s-1.0.0.tar.gzand build it withcmaketo try new Qucs-S.Linux
Windows
Windows portable package could be downloaded as zipped distribution. Unpack and launch
qucs-s.exefrombinsubdirectory. Ngspice requires a separate installation. There is two windows packages available:qucs_s_win64_1_0_0.zip64-bit (x86_64) portable Windows version;qucs_s_win32_1_0_0.zip32-bit (i686) portable Windows version;This discussion was created from the release Qucs-S 1.0.0.
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