PySpice : Simulate Electronic Circuit using Python and the Ngspice Simulator
Overview
What is PySpice ?
PySpice is a Python module which interface Python and the Ngspice circuit simulator.
What are the main features ?
licensed under GPLv3 therms
support Linux, Windows and Mac OS X platforms
implement an Ngspice shared library binding using CFFI which support external sources
implement (partial) SPICE netlist parser
implement an Oriented Object API to define circuit
export simulation output to Numpy arrays
plot using Matplotlib
handle units
work with Kicad schematic editor
implement a documentation generator
provides many examples
Where is the Documentation ?
The documentation is available on the PySpice Home Page.
How to install it ?
Look at the installation section in the documentation.
Credits
Authors: Fabrice Salvaire
News
V1.1.0
Enhanced shared mode
Shared mode is now set as default on Linux
V1.0.0
Bump version to v1.0.0 since it just works!
Support Windows platform using Ngspice shared mode
Fixed shared mode
Fixed and completed Spice parser : tested on example’s libraries
V0.4.2
Fixed Spice parser for lower case device prefix.
V0.4.0
Git repository cleanup: filtered generated doc and useless files so as to shrink the repository size.
Improved documentation generator: Implemented
formatfor RST content and Tikz figure.Improved unit support: It implements now the International System of Units. And we can now use unit helper like
u_mVor compute the value of1.2@u_kΩ / 2@u_mA. The relevant documentation is on this page.Added the Simulation instance to the Analysis class.
Refactored simulation parameters as classes.
V0.3.2
fixed CCCS and CCVS
V0.3.1
fixed ngspice shared
V0.3.0
Added an example to show how to use the NgSpice Shared Simulation Mode.
Completed the Spice netlist parser and added examples, we could now use a schematic editor to define the circuit. The program cir2py translates a circuit file to Python.
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