Design and verify circuits with natural-language SPICE simulation and netlist automation.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "SPICEBridge" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Design an RC low-pass filter with a cutoff frequency of about 1 kHz, generate an ngspice netlist, run an AC simulation, and provide the frequency response with key parameter notes.
A runnable ngspice netlist, simulation setup, a summarized frequency response, and a check of whether the cutoff target is met.
Create a common-emitter amplifier with these requirements: 12 V supply, midband voltage gain above 20, and a 10 mV sine-wave input. Generate the netlist, simulate it, measure the gain, and verify whether it meets the spec.
The amplifier netlist, simulation results, the measured gain value, and a conclusion on whether the design meets the requirement.
Here is a Colpitts oscillator netlist. Check why oscillation does not start, identify likely issues, adjust component values, rerun the simulation, and compare the before-and-after results.
A diagnosis of the issue, recommended changes, an updated netlist, and a comparison of waveforms or startup behavior after rerunning the simulation.
Read, edit, simulate, and plot LTspice circuits using natural language.
Automate LTspice simulations, schematics, verification, and data extraction with natural language.
Recognize circuit images and extract components, text, topology, and netlists.
Simulate dynamic actions for any query with persistent state across sessions.
Use AI to automate KiCad schematic, PCB, footprint, and project workflows.
Create, edit, and analyze KiCad schematics through natural language commands.