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Mathias
Dear ng,
[first thanks for help on my earlier questions (Steve and Bill!), I'll
answer next week to some suggestions when I had time to work on them!]
I'm working on a power supply for an arc lamp but since my intuition
about electronics is sometimes rather limited and there's some high
voltage needed to ignite these lamps, I'd like to simulate some designs
with spice first(or maybe simulink).
But it's been a few years since I used spice. It was great for the IC
simulations at the uni, but I wonder if it's usefull to simulate the
ignition of an arc lamp. I guess it's very hard to model the arc lamp
itself (unless someone already did it), but maybe it's not or someone
has an idea if it is possible with a few days of work?
Thanks,
Mathias
[first thanks for help on my earlier questions (Steve and Bill!), I'll
answer next week to some suggestions when I had time to work on them!]
I'm working on a power supply for an arc lamp but since my intuition
about electronics is sometimes rather limited and there's some high
voltage needed to ignite these lamps, I'd like to simulate some designs
with spice first(or maybe simulink).
But it's been a few years since I used spice. It was great for the IC
simulations at the uni, but I wonder if it's usefull to simulate the
ignition of an arc lamp. I guess it's very hard to model the arc lamp
itself (unless someone already did it), but maybe it's not or someone
has an idea if it is possible with a few days of work?
Thanks,
Mathias