I have often found it necessary to create my own components for a spice program and I can imagine I am not the only one. It's why I have tried to find sites with free / gratis components, but do seldom find any.
Would you be interested in helping developing a site where anyone share there spice components?
Would you be interested in sharing your own components?
I have the space and speed to host such a site but not the knowledge to develope such a base myself.
Would you be interested in helping developing a site where anyone share there spice components?
Would you be interested in sharing your own components?
I have the space and speed to host such a site but not the knowledge to develope such a base myself.
The LTWiki.org -- has standard and not-so --standard models -- diodes a la:
http://ltwiki.org/files/LTspiceIV/lib/cmp/standard3.dio As well, interesting models for some of the less obvious components used in audio like neon bulbs, incandescent lamps, gas voltage regulator tubes...
Like you, I have had to create models or make behavioral "analogs" of encrypted models (like the now, discontinued LM3886, LM4702), opto-couplers used as MOSFET gate drivers, frequency dependent components. While I am happy to share, these models are crude compared to those contributed by folks to the LTWIKI
One of the most useful database for audio, ham radio is the frank.pocnet.net/ I would imagine that at some point they may include the models which have been developed for DIYAUDIO. Pocnet is reflected by a few individuals.
http://ltwiki.org/files/LTspiceIV/lib/cmp/standard3.dio As well, interesting models for some of the less obvious components used in audio like neon bulbs, incandescent lamps, gas voltage regulator tubes...
Like you, I have had to create models or make behavioral "analogs" of encrypted models (like the now, discontinued LM3886, LM4702), opto-couplers used as MOSFET gate drivers, frequency dependent components. While I am happy to share, these models are crude compared to those contributed by folks to the LTWIKI
One of the most useful database for audio, ham radio is the frank.pocnet.net/ I would imagine that at some point they may include the models which have been developed for DIYAUDIO. Pocnet is reflected by a few individuals.
Thanks for your reply and links
My idea was to make a base for components to every spice variant out there, LTSpice, KiCad, Pspice and so on. I do not think it does matter how great a model is, if it's the only model out there and every person can just correct it and upload it again. The base could be a sort of everyone contribute as best they can and what they have.
Hello FriedMule.
I put my web page on the Wiki site. I kindly offered to make it a website moderator.
Link
For LTspice users. Libraries of models, examples, etc
Also I have a lot of spice models of about 2GB (packed as 1GB).
Talk to me.
I put my web page on the Wiki site. I kindly offered to make it a website moderator.
Link
For LTspice users. Libraries of models, examples, etc
Also I have a lot of spice models of about 2GB (packed as 1GB).
Talk to me.
Hi and thanks a lot! 
I am thinking about if a complete site with components, schematics from whatever, link on where to get that strange component you have never been able to find, also possibility to ask if anyone has a specific item and what people think could be great to have.
Your 2GB archive sounds fantastic, Is there any chance for me to get a copy for personal usage?
I am thinking about if a complete site with components, schematics from whatever, link on where to get that strange component you have never been able to find, also possibility to ask if anyone has a specific item and what people think could be great to have.
Your 2GB archive sounds fantastic, Is there any chance for me to get a copy for personal usage?
Hello FriedMule.
I put my web page on the Wiki site. I kindly offered to make it a website moderator.
Link
For LTspice users. Libraries of models, examples, etc
Also I have a lot of spice models of about 2GB (packed as 1GB).
Talk to me.
Here's a little piece. I archived one of the folders
Dropbox - LibCirTxt.zip - Simplify your life
Dropbox - NXP.ZIP - Simplify your life
Dropbox - ON_Semi.zip - Simplify your life
Dropbox - Renesas.zip - Simplify your life
Dropbox - Rohm.zip - Simplify your life
Please answer if you could download files from these links.
Dropbox - LibCirTxt.zip - Simplify your life
Dropbox - NXP.ZIP - Simplify your life
Dropbox - ON_Semi.zip - Simplify your life
Dropbox - Renesas.zip - Simplify your life
Dropbox - Rohm.zip - Simplify your life
Please answer if you could download files from these links.
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I've been installing a lot of Spice-programs (about 35 pieces). Many thieves. I've been testing them. I extracted models from them. So I think that I can't make these models available to the public (for moral reasons). So I'll add you some more models I found on the Internet.
Dropbox - SumSpice.zip - Simplify your life
Dropbox - spiceIRF201903.zip - Simplify your life
Dropbox - SumSpice.zip - Simplify your life
Dropbox - spiceIRF201903.zip - Simplify your life
Fantastic great thanks
I've been installing a lot of Spice-programs (about 35 pieces). Many thieves. I've been testing them. I extracted models from them. So I think that I can't make these models available to the public (for moral reasons). So I'll add you some more models I found on the Internet.
Dropbox - SumSpice.zip - Simplify your life
Dropbox - spiceIRF201903.zip - Simplify your life
They did all work great, may I please ask you if you would mind uploading more, maybe direct to my server?Here's a little piece. I archived one of the folders
Dropbox - LibCirTxt.zip - Simplify your life
Dropbox - NXP.ZIP - Simplify your life
Dropbox - ON_Semi.zip - Simplify your life
Dropbox - Renesas.zip - Simplify your life
Dropbox - Rohm.zip - Simplify your life
Please answer if you could download files from these links.
ThanksI haven't downloaded the libraries extracted from Spice programs. Is that what you want?
What I please hope fore is whatever you or other may have of interesting components, schematics or what else, from whatever they use to do any electronic task
You did have some great components, and I did understand that you may have a lot other
I was thinking, if I give you a ftp link, would you then maybe please be willing to share more of your hard work and great archive?Hello FriedMule.
I put my web page on the Wiki site. I kindly offered to make it a website moderator.
Link
For LTspice users. Libraries of models, examples, etc
Also I have a lot of spice models of about 2GB (packed as 1GB).
Talk to me.
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