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No, you can't use it. If TI will not supply an unencrypted model (probably because the device uses a secret trick), you can get TI's PSPICE for free, and run the simulation in that.? The chances of finding a model elsewhere are very low.

Hello, I would like to use the LMR51606 in LTSpice.

I only found an encrypted PSpice library on TI. I've already uploaded the file (LMR51606.zip).

Unfortunately, I can't import the file into LTSpice.

Is there a way to use the model, or does anyone have one?

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Thank you.

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thanks for the reply.

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since ltspice community has built by now a massive list of diodes, and similarly with components that include the ones provided by ltspice itself, i think we must have a software tool that can use this database to provide search facilities.

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in this regard, if i find a few people here, we can jointly start working on an open-source tool for the same. we can start working on it fro? scratch if necessary, but diode and transistors can be a starting point.

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request to reply if interested anyone.

If you do a search of the Files area of this group's site with the term "diode model", you will get 610 hits. Not all of them are actual diode models, but some of them are. If you are more specific with a device name, your hit rate will be better.

It's not actually that difficult to make a diode model yourself, and there is already a semi-automatic model generator in the files area too. It's not perfect, but model it produces are as good as many manufacturers' models. It's also fairly easy to do this in a spreadsheet (I have one).

A key thing to remember with surfing for models, is that there is no guarantee they are accurate - many you find are anonymous, and manufacturers' models are not always good. The onus is always on the user to verify the models they use.

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That error message sometimes appears when there is quite a different problem. It probably doesn't happen often enough for tracking down the reason and fixing it to be worthwhile. Examine your .ASC carefully, and check the attributes of all the components.

I wish the error message could be a bit more informative, by giving the numbers of pins, like this:

Port(pin) count mismatch between the definition of subcircuit "buk7s1r0-40h" (3 pins) and instance "xu1" (2 pins)

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I also tried using older LEVEL = 3? NMOS model by nexperia, with 3 pins. But no luck there either. I get Port(pin) count mismatch between the definition of subcircuit "buk7s1r0-40h" and instance "xu1" error. Even if both subcircuit and component have 3 pins. Anybody knows what could be wrong here ??

If you want a definitive diagnosis, you would have to upload your schematic together with all symbols and models in a zip to Files > Temp.

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i was looking for a tool which can provide alternate diode models that match approximately to a given diode model.

unfortunately, i could not find any website or software.

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it would great if anyone shares any information in this regard.

I'm confused. Why do you want to find an alternate diode model model that is similar to one that you already have?

Or, did you mean an alternate diode? Perhaps if you could clarify, preferably by specifying the diode you want to use.