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see here (Gnucap wiki). tl;dr; The issue is somewhere between model specification and simulation algorithm. The way Spice implements UIC makes no physical sense in general (cf. the currents at time 0). Particularly, (spice, ngspice) UIC was not originally intended for the purpose shown here. NB: Other simulators may do different things. Not rocket science, but at the cost of losing Spice compatibility.

see http://gnucap.org/dokuwiki/doku.php/gnucap:manual:tech:spice2verilog?s[]=uic#algorithmic_peculiarities tl;dr; The issue is somewhere between model specification and simulation algorithm. The way Spice implements UIC makes no physical sense in general (cf. the currents at time 0). Particularly, (spice, ngspice) UIC was not originally intended for the purpose shown here. NB: Other simulators may do different things. Not rocket science, but at the cost of losing Spice compatibility.

On Wed, Mar 25, 2026 at 01:29:27AM -0000, artsurd wrote: I haven't used SourceForge like this before, but thought I'd give it a go. I've also made the same request on GitHub in case this is the wrong place. Thanks. Since you raised it. I am not sure why the code was moved got github, probably just for the "git workflow". Today Codeberg might be a much better option, but I only recently created [1]. I will look at your patch when I find some time. [1] https://codeberg.org/qucs/gui

fix: Prevent segfault in Schematic::newMovingWires

Merge 'lupdate'

add CONTRIBUTE

use default compiler in AC_PROG_CXX

Merge Turkish translations update