@ marcioandreyoliveira:Coming from your first post,I played with and made it working just for 'Transient Analysis' (be aware, I'm not a ULP writer).My point here is more how it should be done right. I think in a future EagleexporttoLPspice.ulp we should implement the.model directives from LTspice and not using the way it is done in my example.Sorry, I didn't get any information about netlist generation in LTspice. And I think we don't need it. We should work from Eagle to LTspice.If someone wants the handouts from the seminar, let me know.ep20k.

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Hello Aditi,The best option right now would be to used the built-in ngspice simulator instead of LTSpice. This would require getting a model of that boost controller chip from LTSpice.Another option is to use the updated work in progress version of the LTSpice ULP that can be found here: In it's current state it should work on Windows and Linux but I know a few users have reported issues with it.Try it out and see if it works for you. If it doesn't let me know. I'll work with you to get it working, probably should make a screencast showing how it works.Let me know if there's anything else I can do for you.Best Regards. Hi,I hope you're doing well.

The latest version of LTSpice doesn't have an SCAD3.exe the file was renamed in the latest releases for LTSpice.Like I mentioned earlier you are better off using the ngspice engine that ships with EAGLE now since it is more integrated than LTSpice. The support for LTSpice in EAGLE is right now pretty limited since it really only supports the old LTSpice IV. We intend to make a translator that will convert LTSpice designs into native EAGLE designs so that they can be simulated with the native ngspice engine, however that has not been done yet.Please let me know if you continue to run into problems.Best Regards.