Qucs-S 1.0.2

New features

• Added XSPICE flip-flop digital devices #262 (thanks @Radvall)
• Added INDQ and CAPQ devices representing inductor and capacitor with Q-factor #143
• Added .LIB directive support #242
• Added SPICE entries for I and V file sources #254
• Added symbols for 4 and 5 terminal BJT device #198

Component library

• Added behavioral XSPICE 555 timer model #252

General improvements

• Added option to save SPICE netlist without simulation #225
• Improved Qt6 compatibility (thanks @zergud)
• Improved MacOS compatibility (thanks @nanoant) #214
• CMake build system update to bring features of the modern CMake (thanks @dsm) #216

Packaging

• Dropped support of Debian-10 and Ubuntu-18.04 because of EOL of these distributions

Get source code and binaries

Source code

Download the source code file qucs-s-1.0.2.tar.gz and build it with cmake to try new Qucs-S.

Linux

• AppImage for all Linux distributions; download file Qucs-S-v1.0.2.x86_64.AppImage
• DEB and RPM packages for Debian, Ubunut, Fedora, CentOS, openSUSE generated with OBS. Find the repository for your distribution here: https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3Ara3xdh&package=qucs-s

Windows

Windows portable package could be downloaded as zipped distribution. Unpack and launch qucs-s.exe from bin subdirectory. Ngspice requires a separate installation. There is two windows packages available:

• qucs_s_win64_1_0_2.zip 64-bit (x86_64) portable Windows version;
• qucs_s_win32_1_0_2.zip 32-bit (i686) portable Windows version;