pyngspice

pyngspice is a Python binding for the circuit simulator Ngspice, enabling seamless integration of Ngspice simulations within Python scripts. This project draws significant inspiration from PySpice but aims for faster performance by leveraging Python’s C extension capabilities.

Installation

Step 1: Install Ngspice

Before installing, you need to set up Ngspice on your system.

Windows

1. Download the latest Ngspice DLL package from this link.
2. Extract the downloaded file and rename the Spice64_dll folder to Spice64.
3. Move the Spice64 folder to the C:\\ directory.

Linux

For Debian-based distributions (e.g., Ubuntu):

sudo apt install libngspice0-dev ngspice

For Fedora-based distributions:

sudo dnf install libngspice-devel ngspice-codemodel

(Note: The Fedora-based installation has not yet been tested.)

macOS

For macOS users, Ngspice can be installed using Homebrew:

brew install ngspice

Multithreading version (Optional)

For those requiring multithreading support of Ngspice, you can install the OpenMP version using the following script (supported on Linux and macOS):

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LeunPark/pyngspice/main/scripts/install-ngspice-omp.sh | bash -

Step 2: Install pyngspice

Once Ngspice is installed, you can proceed to install pyngspice:

pip install git+https://github.com/LeunPark/pyngspice.git

If you encounter errors related to pkg-config during installation, you may need to install it separately.

Usage

import pyngspice