The SPICE Book

This book will take you from using SPICE to using SPICE with a decent knowledge of what's under-the-hood. It's well organized, uses a good consistent vocabulary, provides many examples and code snippets, does a good job decomposing some of the constructs (model innards, etc.) that you might use and wish you knew more about. I hope this helps somebody checking out this book. The table of contents is viewable so check that out. There's also a section on converge which is really helpful.

I bought the book to give to a new engineer to get him started in Spice modeling, but it isn't really about that. It's more about developing spice models for new components than it is about using Spice. It's for really senior-level people wanting to take Spice to the next level than it is for a newbie who just downloaded LTSpice or Tina and who's trying to figure out how to make it work.

This gives a good and detailed coverage of the Spice language and applications, but I was looking for LTspice IV and XVII guidance and this predates them - my mistake.

This book answers many of the questions I couldn't find answers to in help files or other books. It also contains much which is found in help files, but I find having it all in one book is easier than wading through the multiple .pdf's that help files have become.

Good

I was expecting a book that presented in-depth simulation techniques using SPICE, but I got a book that is pretty much the LTSpice help manual.

This book has just about everthing you want to know about spice from it's history in early 60's, to solving convergance in array of circuits,which are difficult to simulate.I found the book to be useful for it's tables to construct better and more models than I had ever imagined possible.The author does use alot of mathematical expressions to explain the spice syntax, but the format is great, and well thought out.This book is the "toolbox" for spice. Others fall short, but this book I'm gald to have on my shelf.

This book incloses most of the mathematical equations of the models used by SPICE and helps good by solving problems with the convergence, written by one of the designer of SPICE A. Vladimirescu

Précieux pour comprendre les algorithmes utilisés dans les simulateurs de circuits électroniques. J'ai pû développer un simulateur temps réel pour traiter un cas particulier de circuit passif comprenant des centaines de milliers de nœuds

The item is arrived today.The item is very good.... as perfect :I think the book was never used. In spite of the Italian Post Service ( 0ne week more than the maximum delay which Itisn't so much......Ah!!Ah!!Ah!!Ah!!) the purchasing and the service was very, very good.I'm very satisfied so......... to next one!!!Peter

It meets my expectations - a solid work! The quality of the book is also as I had expected - quite good.

A classic.