A Program for Linear Simulation and Optimization of analog electronic circuits

• Requirements
• Download
• Install
• Contact
• Manual
• Changelog
• FAQ

• You need an Gitlab account on the AEI's Git server
• Once you have an account go to https://gitlab.aei.uni-hannover.de/liso and click on the “Request Access” button

If there are any problems get in contact with axel.schnitger@aei.mpg.de.

Clone the latest version:

$ git clone git@gitlab.aei.uni-hannover.de:liso/liso-linux.git

Alternatively download the latest Version of LISO for Linux by following the Direct Download Link. Unzip (and maybe rename) it to the directory of your choice.

• Read INSTALL.md

Please don't hestitate to ask if there are any problems or questions. Comments, questions, bug reports etc. are always welcome. Reports of successful use are also welcome.

Gerhard Heinzel
email: gerhard.heinzel@aei.mpg.de
Max-Planck-Institut fuer Gravitationsphysik (Albert-Einstein-Inst.)
Callinstrasse 38
D-30167 Hannover
Germany
Tel +49-(0)511-762-19984
Fax +49-(0)511-762-2784

That manual is not wrong and still applicable, but missing many useful new features.

• LISO Manual

• Read the Changelog

• How do I update the opamp.lib?
  • You can extend the default opamp.lib or use your own lib file. If you want to use your own lib file change the entry OPLIBNAME in the initialization file fil.ini. Find further instruction in the LISO manual (Chapter 12 (p. 42)).
• How do I get a LISO version for other operating systems?
  • Versions for other operating systems can be made upon request. See Contact.
• Can I get an overview of the files included in the liso directory?