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On 12/1/24 22:43, john larkin wrote:
> 
> I might simulate some cases, filter and all, but LT Spice is
> impressively klutzy at digital stuff.
>

you could try Qspice, you can use verilog models in that

but it would be easier to do in matlab,octave, python, basic, c whatever

or just run verilog in a simulator