There are many mosfet models out there that are in a PSpice format and are .subckt. No worry they can still be used in LTSpice really easily. There are countless models from IRF, Fairchild/ON, Diodes Inc/Zetex, Exicon....
They all have a line that starts something like
.SUBCKT FQP3N30 2 1 3
Attached a zip with example of FQP3N30 and FQP3P20 in an example circuit described on PassDIY to calculate Vgs.
They all have a line that starts something like
.SUBCKT FQP3N30 2 1 3
- First add the proper NMOS or PMOS component.
- CTRL+Right Click the component
- Change the Prefix box by adding an X (see screenshot)
- Change the Value to the name in the .subckt line (see screenshot)
- Add a .inc statement with a .txt or .lib file with the .subckt models that can be downloaded, or copy the text and place it on the file itself
Attached a zip with example of FQP3N30 and FQP3P20 in an example circuit described on PassDIY to calculate Vgs.
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