Is there a version of Pspice I can run?

You bet. The following are the self-extracting archive files you need. These DON'T create installation disks; you should create a directory for Pspice on your hard drive, copy these files into it, and run them one at a time.

Click on these links: • Pspice 5.3 digital/analog file #1, PSEV53D1. EXE (460K) • Pspice 5.3 file #2, PSEV532. EXE (388K) • Pspice 5.3 file #3, PSEV533.

EXE (370K) • Pspice 5.3 file #4, PSEV534. EXE (233K) • Pspice 5.3 file #5, PSEV535. EXE (327K) Note that although this can run on 8088 and higher PCs with only 640k of RAM, Pspice still wants all the memory you can give it and may refuse to work until you remove some of your device drivers or TSR programs.

Here's another way to get version 5.4, which is the DOS version used in the E.E. PC labs. With a floppy in a diskette drive (we'll assume drive A:), type PKZIP -& A:PSPICE F:\APPS\PSPICE\*. * Enter It will prompt you to keep inserting floppies until it's compressed the whole Pspice 5.4 directory contents into one ... more.

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