His name is Mike Engelhardt and he is the (only) author of LTSpice : “the most accurate, powerful and numerically robust SPICE simulator in the world”, as he described his own software.
My opinion? Giving that I love to use many different simulation tools, such as MATLAB, ANSYS, Scilab, Octave and some python libraries, I can say I have experienced different ways to perform electrical and electronics simulations, but if we focus strictly in the SPICE world, probably Mike is true!
Based on the fantastic tutorial provided by Adrian Rosenbrok, I decided to develop a small evolution of his Deep Learning with OpenCV example in order to making it grab images from the camera, instead those from a folder.
Here is the GitHub repo: enjoy it!
Here the presentation of my master’s thesis, the most interesting way to use engineering I ever had: disclosing a toy’s mystery!
I have studied and build a self-balancing transporter (AKA “hoverboard”) and I want to share this project.
Enjoy the reading!
Finally published my Matlab routines!
Dino Spiller 