Protel DXP and Spice Models?

gatedriver · 2nd February 2005, 06:52 PM

Hello,

i have Protel DXP and i want to use the Spice Models from ON Semiconductor... but i don't know how to make them work..

Have tried "add simulation model" in & out but i can't make it work.

How can i put a pspice or spice2/3 model into protel???

anyone know?

Thank you very much!

Regards
Timo

TwoSpoons · 2nd February 2005, 08:20 PM

Last time I tried to use the spice sim in protel was a dismal failure. Protel is for PCB layout ( despite what the marketing dept. says

)
I much prefer Simetrix, its library management is just brilliant - give it a directory and it runs around vacuuming up all the spice models it can find, and even gets the schematic symbols right most of the time.

There's a free evaluation version you can download - limited nodes, but still useful.

2nd February 2005, 06:52 PM	#1
gatedriver diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: here	Protel DXP and Spice Models? Hello, i have Protel DXP and i want to use the Spice Models from ON Semiconductor... but i don't know how to make them work.. Have tried "add simulation model" in & out but i can't make it work. How can i put a pspice or spice2/3 model into protel??? anyone know? Thank you very much! Regards Timo

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TwoSpoons diyAudio Member Join Date: Oct 2004	Last time I tried to use the spice sim in protel was a dismal failure. Protel is for PCB layout ( despite what the marketing dept. says ) I much prefer Simetrix, its library management is just brilliant - give it a directory and it runs around vacuuming up all the spice models it can find, and even gets the schematic symbols right most of the time. There's a free evaluation version you can download - limited nodes, but still useful.

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