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Lepton EDA examples
* gTAG - USB to JTAG interface
Author: Stefan Petersen
Copyright (C) 2001-2003 Stefan Petersen
gTAG is an interface to connect your USB port of computer to talk
to your circuits which talks JTAG.
See gTAG/README for more information.
gTAG shows off how to do hierarchical schematics in Lepton EDA.
* lightning_detector - A lightning detector
Author: Terry Porter
Copyright (C) 2003 Terry Porter
This unit flashes a lamp, the brightness proportional to the
range/power of lightning.
lightning detector shows off how to use Lepton EDA and PCB
printed circuit board layout editor (http://pcb.geda-project.org).
* RF_Amp - Schematics and associated materials for a
SPICE model of Agilent's MSA-2643 bipolar amp.
Author: Stuart Brorson
Copyright (C) 2003 Stuart Brorson
This project exemplifies construction of a hierarchical SPICE
simulation using Lepton EDA.
* TwoStageAmp - A Two stage amplifier SPICE playpen
Author: Stuart Brorson
Copyright (C) 2003 Stuart Brorson
This example shows how to do Lepton EDA SPICE netlisting with
SPICE models, includes, and directives.
Notes about SPICE simulation
The examples designed to be used with SPICE simulation
software usually include Simulation.cmd file with
commands to be executed by simulator.
This file is sourced by default from the generated netlist
and contains the *interactive mode* commands.
If you need to run simulation in *batch mode* instead (for
example, with LTSpice), the corresponding Simulation.batch.cmd
commands file should be used. Modify INCLUDE symbol's "file"
attribute in schematics by setting it to the path of the
Simulation.batch.cmd file and regenerate the netlist.
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