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diode model with formulas and nodes
You can not use the built-in model. You have to use non-linear sources to simulate the diode currents.
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The basic formula for the diode: ........................VD .ID = IS*(EXP( ---------- ) - 1 ) ...................... N*VT and ...............................T XTI Q*EG T-TNOM IS(T) = IS(TNOM)*( ------- ) * EXP( ------- * -------------- ) ...........................TNOM K T*TNOM Bordodynov. 04.07.2013, 13:28, "hamed" <l0st_l0rd@...>: Dear friends |
Sorry!
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ID = IS*(EXP(VD/(N*VT)) - 1 ) and IS(T) = IS(TNOM)*(T/TNOM )**XTI * EXP( Q*EG/K * (T-TNOM)/(T*TNOM) ) Bordodynov. 04.07.2013, 13:52, "§¡§Ý§Ö§Ü§ã§Ñ§ß§Õ§â §¢§à§â§Õ§à§Õ§í§ß§à§Ó" <BordodunovAlex@...>: You can not use the built-in model. You have to use non-linear sources to simulate the diode currents. |
yeah your are absolutely right with the formula but the problem is that while I am puting some resistances and diodes in series, I need the arbaitary values which should be derived from the nodes.
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do you have any idea to deal with that ? how can I make a model for diode which changes by my variables ? --- In LTspice@..., ¨¢???????? ?????????¡Á <BordodunovAlex@...> wrote:
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The simplest case:
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Bis is 0 v=v(305)*v(306) .param K=.... Q=1.6e-19 .param VT=K*(273+v(307))/q BiDiode 1 0 i=V(is)*(exp(v(1,0)/(N*VT))-1) You can add the temperature dependence of the initial current is=F(temperature) Bordodynov. 04.07.2013, 16:36, "hamed" <l0st_l0rd@...>: yeah your are absolutely right with the formula but the problem is that while I am puting some resistances and diodes in series, I need the arbaitary values which should be derived from the nodes. |
Thank you very much for your guides.
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Actually I tried the formula for the diode and I did not get an answer. Therefore, I upload my complete circuit. in this circuit which is a solar cell, when I put two cell in series, I have a distortion but when I put the in parallel, I have the right answer which I think is because of the diode design. could you have a look on it ? you can find the file in FILES>Temp>cell_beh1.cir Kind regards Hamed --- In LTspice@..., "hamed" <l0st_l0rd@...> wrote:
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