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Re: Warning: Multiple definitions of model ...
I'm not against a repository of models - we already have one in the group 's Files section. But I am against trying usurp the standard libraries. Most people coming to this group, at least initially,
By Tony Casey · #147282 ·
Re: Warning: Multiple definitions of model ...
It sounds a very good idea, but keeping the same filenames could cause untold confusion. Is there any way of making the names different?? The only thing I can think of is making them all upper-case,
By John Woodgate · #147281 ·
Re: Warning: Multiple definitions of model ...
Hello All, Members could maintain a set of the standard.xxx files for use by the group. I've been doing that for many years now. If the group retained a set of maintained files in an easy to reach
By eewiz · #147280 ·
Re: Warning: Multiple definitions of model ...
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By John Woodgate · #147279 ·
Re: Warning: Multiple definitions of model ...
There is also? JSPICE "JSPICE is a simulator for superconductor and semiconductor circuits, and is based on the general-purpose circuit simulation program SPICE2; it is incorporated with the
By cander shelter · #147278 ·
Re: Warning: Multiple definitions of model ...
I wonder if it might be worth the while of those of us concerned about Analog Device's inaction in these matters to take to social media to suggest alternatives to LTSpice. With apologies to Arlo
By Christopher Paul · #147277 ·
Re: I am unable to add and use the BS138 (BSS138) model for simulation Iin LTSpice. can anyone help me with this
I have uploaded an LTspice VDMOS model for the Onsemi BSS138 </g/LTspice/files/z_groups.io/Lib/BSS138.zip>. The uploaded zip includes a model validation report that compares the key
By Tony Casey · #147276 ·
Re: PWL sources (was but not related to: "Discrete data points in plot view")
Dave, Of course he was, although I find it more instructive to show someone how it does work, rather than explaining how or why some other example does not work. All for now
By eewiz · #147274 ·
Re: PWL sources (was but not related to: "Discrete data points in plot view")
eewiz, I think Bonkers was mixing absolute timing with relative timing notation. If you delete all of the + signs at the beginning of the lines, it makes pretty good sense, as absolute times. It took
By Bell, Dave · #147273 ·
Re: PWL sources (was but not related to: "Discrete data points in plot view")
Hello Christoph, Bonkers may be leading you down the primrose path. If you follow Bonkers' advice the length of bit[1] will be twice the length of bit[0] and the length of bit[2] will be three times
By eewiz · #147272 ·
Re: Push-Pull 3-Winding Transformer Model Acting as LPF too?
Kerim, can you simplify your 2-winding transformer model a little?? Having an ideal transformer at its core, I think you can "push" the other elements through it to the other side and combine them.?
By Andy I · #147270 ·
Re: Push-Pull 3-Winding Transformer Model Acting as LPF too?
OT: Obviously, implementing the push-pull topology is much easier than the bridge one. But this has a price: [1] The amplitude of the driving PWM voltage is doubled. It is from Vbat to ¨CVbat instead
By Kerim · #147269 ·
Re: Push-Pull 3-Winding Transformer Model Acting as LPF too?
Although I added a load, the new 3-winding model needs to act as LPF even without it, as in the case of the 2-winding one. I am afraid that with an open output, any leakage inductance cannot filter
By Kerim · #147268 ·
Re: Push-Pull 3-Winding Transformer Model Acting as LPF too?
Sorry, I uploaded it too.
By Kerim · #147267 ·
Re: Push-Pull 3-Winding Transformer Model Acting as LPF too?
Andy, You are right in all you said. I was somehow shy to upload what I tried doing because their responses were rather ridiculous :( So, I uploaded the schematic with a conventional 3-winding
By Kerim · #147265 ·
Re: Push-Pull 3-Winding Transformer Model Acting as LPF too?
The 74HC model is missing.
By Jerry Lee Marcel · #147264 ·
Re: Push-Pull 3-Winding Transformer Model Acting as LPF too?
Kerim, But your 3-winding transformer: * is really just a 2-winding transformer but with a center-tapped primary (does that matter?); * is "perfect", with no leakage inductance. If the leakage
By Andy I · #147263 ·
Re: Push-Pull 3-Winding Transformer Model Acting as LPF too?
More: You don't see any LPF effect because you set K to 1, so there is no leakage inductance. If you set K to say 0.98 you will see a filtering effect.
By John Woodgate · #147262 ·
Re: Push-Pull 3-Winding Transformer Model Acting as LPF too?
Present: far too much stuff not relevant to the question of the transformer acting as a low-pass filter. Kerim, if you accept that a two-winding transformer acts as a low-pass filter, you should be
By John Woodgate · #147261 ·
Re: Push-Pull 3-Winding Transformer Model Acting as LPF too?
Missing: 74hc86.asy 74hc.lib Andy
By Andy I · #147260 ·