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You can run them if they're defined with, e.g., PSpice subcircuits. Latter versions of LTspice comes with documenation about making symbols for 3rd party devices. --Mike --- "polapart

You might be able to use the rand() function to get what you're looking for. Check the example ./LTC/SwCADIII/examples/Educational/PLL.asc There it is used to generate a random bit stream by boolean

Is there a simple way to convert TI models to run in LTSpice?

Hi everbody, does anyone know, how I can add a noise source in a transient simulation (if it is possible at all)? I tried to modell a noise source with a behavioral voltage source but i didn't work.

Michel, I think this as a problem in the definition of the lossy T-line symbol. Try updating to 2.00c and possibly redrafting the schematic. Congratuations. Yes, this is an aspect of the help

I experienced the following problem using a lossy transmission line. Even though the simulation (.op) can proceed, a non fatal error is occuring all the time: Unknown parameter "td". As I read in the

Version 2.00 of LTspice/SwitcherCAD III is now available. From Version 1.16s, this version introduces 1. a graphical symbol editor 2. hierarchical schematics 3. improved help documentation. The

The line "SYMATTR Prefix MP" should read "SYMATTR Prefix X" in order for the symbol to be used with a subcircuit definition. See Helmult's notes on the subject. --Mike --- "Dale

Ralph, .backanno directs LTspice to embed port information in the .raw file so that the waveform viewer can refer to subcircuit port currents by pin name. The command is placed in every netlist

Hi, Pardon my ignorance as I am a Ham running small spice circuits, but I cant find any documentation on what the dot command, .backanno, means. I would appreciate a pointer to the documentation for

PS: It's rumored that most of what the subcircuit models attempt to do can be done by specifying parameters in the higher-level MOS models (the "LEVEL=__" parameter) but I haven't found any

Quick Hints (Check this post carefully; NOT GUARANTEED ERROR FREE): (Wife is waiting in parking lot to tell me her NEXT husband will always leave work on time . . . ) The On Semi file is a SUBCIRCUIT

wrote: file manual model line Hello ravton, the provided model is a subcircuit. You can make a symbol like you would do

I've only been using LTSpice for a couple of weeks and have finally gotten stuck. I'm trying to import some additional MOSFET models (for example, http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/NTMD6P02R2.LIB )

Hello, I have written a utilty program that makes the LTSpice program even more useful. The features are: 1. Merge as many raw files you want into one raw file. The advantage is that you can have

Helmut Sennewald wrote: Hi .. thanks for the reply! Which newsgroup do you suggest? I only went for the yahoo list because the LTspiceman pointed me towards it. That's very kind of you, I may take you

--- Mike Cowlishaw <mfcowli@...> schrieb: > Ralph R. Reinhold wrote: Hello Mike, sorry for the late response, but I am more in open newsgroups until now. There I often help people starting

Ralph R. Reinhold wrote: OK, will investigate ... thanks! Though I think it is finding the file OK, because it complained when I had the wrong number of parameters on the .subckt statement. Mike

Mike It looks like you may have not included a ".lib" command line in the schematic. For example, .lib standard.opamp .lib dly-line.sub .lib potentiometer.sub My guess is that you may need an include

Hello, I'm experimenting with adding a custom model to use in SwitcherCADiii (I'm adding a Max931, but with a 'DIP8' symbol and using the Spice model from Maxim -- almost the same as an LTC1540). I