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Hello, There is a model of the 1N4733 on page 36 in this presentation for students. http://www.add.ece.ufl.edu/4924/docs/JD_Module2_V1.pdf http://www.add.ece.ufl.edu/4924/docs/JD_Module2_V1.pdf .MODEL

'Doesn't work' doesn't tell us anything we can use to help you. Upload the .ASC that doesn't work to Files => Temp and send a message to say you did that. Best wishes John Woodgate OOO-Own Opinions

Hi. *SRC=1N4733A;1N4733A;Diodes;Zener <=10V; 5.10V 1.00W Diodes Inc. Zener .SUBCKT 1N4733A 1 2 * Terminals A K D1 1 2 DF DZ 3 1 DR VZ 2 3 3.69 .MODEL DF D ( IS=80.8p RS=0.620 N=1.10 CJO=189p VJ=0.750

There seems no need for the 100 V source, still less the 10 ohm load, and your .TRAN command makes no sense, since nothing varies, and the 1ps max time step is just bizarre.? You can't specify the

Hello, Example: V-source V1 connected between net "abc" and net "GND". V1 abc 0 SINE(....) Bv-source V=table(V(abc), -100,20, -50, 15, 0, 5, 50, 20, 100, 30) LTspice will use linear interpolation

I actually found this spice model .model D1N4733 D(Is=1.214f Rs=1.078 Ikf=0 N=1 Xti=3 Eg=1.11 + Cjo=185p M=.3509 Vj=.75 Fc=.5 Isr=2.601n Nr=2 Bv=5.1 Ibv=.70507 + Nbv=.74348 Ibvl=4.8274m Nbvl=6.7393

A simple web search gives at least two hits for a spice model. Best wishes John Woodgate OOO-Own Opinions Only J M Woodgate and Associates www.woodjohn.uk Rayleigh, Essex UK

Hello, Yes, convince the developer to fix it. :-) Therefore write a bug report to LTspice@.... You could additionally ask this question on the official forum of Analog Devices.

Hello, I am trying to generate a value from a lookup table but unfortunately I am doing something wrong and ltspice complains. I have a V1 voltage that generates constantly 100V and I use a behavioral

I have the same problem with fft on macOS Mojave 10.14.1 Do you know if there are ways to fix this bug?

I am looking for a model for that diode or the way to obtain it. I like that diode because its price is not so high and reach 775A averaged and 1800V. The specs can be found here, appear the Trr that

I've experimented with an injected signal which contains the sum of all test frequencies one wants to inspect. It is then easy to sync to the switching frequency. The FFT of the output directly

Hello Alexander, Your English has improved noticeably over the years. My great-grandfather was third generation Russian whose father became an American when Alaska was purchased. His great-grandfather

Hello Vlad and Alexander (and Helmut, who is always such a gentleman expert), Thanks for noticing. The things that interest me most about LTspice are always so arcane and often not of interest to most

I suppose you do realise that you can make one or both axes of a plot logarithmic. You can also plot, for example log(V(out) on a log axis, so get a log-log scale, using waveform arithmetic. Best

I have uploaded the file potenziometro.asc as an example of a potentiometer simulation. Regards. Vincenzo Varoli -- Prof. Vincenzo Varoli Politecnico di Milano Dip. Energia Via G. Ponzio 34/3 I20133

See my reply, "How To Add Potentiometer". Andy

See my reply, "How To Add Potentiometer". Andy

Hello Vlad (and other group members), Earlier today I received a message from Mike. There is a now a new update of LTspice available in which this minor bug has been squashed. ---In

"snopro.olmstead23" (Surpher) asked how to add a potentiometer in LTspice. Your message hasn't shown up here yet. I guess Yahoo's servers are still working on it. Please no need to send the same