Hammond pp output transformers spice model
Just wondering if anyone has spice model for Hammond 1650X series push-pull output transformers?
Art
Just wondering if anyone has spice model for Hammond 1650X series push-pull output transformers?
Art
Hammond --
You should be able to do this by creating a subcircuit - specifying the inductance, leakage inductance and interwinding cap, dc resistances -- Marshall Leach has an approach on his website.
You should be able to do this by creating a subcircuit - specifying the inductance, leakage inductance and interwinding cap, dc resistances -- Marshall Leach has an approach on his website.
Koren vs the standard triode model -- the standard model power model is a parabola.
i wonder whether some tweaking is necessary of the phenomenological constants for the Koren models since they don't quite comport to the published curves.
i wonder whether some tweaking is necessary of the phenomenological constants for the Koren models since they don't quite comport to the published curves.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Hello Federico,
any chance you could extend the 300B model with positive grid region? I don't know where to find such plate curves for Vgk > 0, but for example TubeCAD software includes them. They must be somewhere in the net...
any chance you could extend the 300B model with positive grid region? I don't know where to find such plate curves for Vgk > 0, but for example TubeCAD software includes them. They must be somewhere in the net...
A year ago i spent a lot of time fitting with originlab some precise measurements and found that "standard" tube models didn't give the best fits.
I got an almost perfect fit with some 12EA6 and a complicated function that had nothing to do with mu and other tube parameters, but i dropped it when i noticed that there were big changes when the tube had been warmed for a long time (3 hours or so).
Anything on this?
I got an almost perfect fit with some 12EA6 and a complicated function that had nothing to do with mu and other tube parameters, but i dropped it when i noticed that there were big changes when the tube had been warmed for a long time (3 hours or so).
Anything on this?
Sorry, fscarpa but this does not work on WinSpice
Code:
* WinSPICE Auto run
*#destroy all
*#run
*#fourier 1000 v(5)
*#linearize
*#spec 0 20000 50 v(5)
*#let voutdb=db(v(5))
*#plot voutdb
*#setplot op1
*#print v(5)*va2#branch
*#print (v(9)-v(5))*va2#branch
*#print (v(8)-v(3))*va1#branch
*#print (v(3)-v(4))*va1#branch
*#rusage everything
c1 in g1 3.3uF
x1 a1 g1 k1 k845rca
rk k1 0 1
rg g1 b1 20k
x2 p1 a1 ou 0 LL1620_90mA
va p1 0 1100v
vp b1 0 -130v
vin in 0 dc 0 ac 100 sin(0 100 1000)
*vin 1 0 dc 0 ac 0.5 sin(0 1.0 10000)
* vin 1 0 dc 0 ac 0
rl ou 0 8
*vout 10 0 dc 0 ac 1
.op
*.print dc V(3) v(5)
*.print dc I(rk)
*.print dc I(rs)
.ac dec 10 5 1E6
*.PLOT AC v(2) v(3)
.tran 5000NS 20000US 0uS
*.tran .2n 2000n 0
*.FOUR 10000 v(3) v(5)
.SUBCKT LL1620_90mA 1 2 3 4
ra1 1 5 308
la1 5 2 40H
ka1 la1 la2 1
la2 6 4 0.0277H
ra2 3 6 0.2
.ENDS
.SUBCKT k845rca A G K
+PARAMS: MU=5.355 ERP=1.5
+ KK1=6323 KP=85.64 KVB=65.8 vg0=3 va0=0
+ CGA=13.5E-12 CGK=6E-12 CAK=6.5E-12 RGI=1000;
E6 6 0 VALUE={KP*( (1/MU)+((V(G,K)-vg0)/sqrt(V(A,K)**2+KVB**2)) )}
E8 8 0 VALUE={(V(A,K))/KP*LN(1+EXP(V(6)))}
*.param V_6={KP*( (1/MU)+((V(G,K)-vg0)/sqrt(V(A,K)**2+KVB**2)) )}
* E8 8 0 VALUE={(V(A,K)-va0)/KP*LN(1+EXP(V_6))}
Eam am 0 VALUE= {2*Pow(V(8),ERP)/KK1}
GA A K VALUE={V(am)}
D3 5 k DX ; FOR GRID CURRENT
R1 g 5 {RGI} ; FOR GRID CURRENT
Rak A K 1G
Rgk G K 1G
C1 G K {CGK}
C2 G A {CGA}
C3 A K {CAK}
.MODEL DX D(IS=1N RS=1)
.ENDS
ERROR: File 'final.cir' line 64:-
B:x1:B_E6 x1:6 0 V=8.5640000000e+01*( (1/5.3550000000e+00)+((v(g1,k1)-3.0000000000e+00)/sqrt(v(a1,k1)**2+6.5800000000
e+01**2)) )
=> Node 'x1:6' has only one component connected
ERROR: File 'final.cir' line 65:-
B:x1:B_E8 x1:8 0 V=(v(a1,k1))/8.5640000000e+01*ln(1+exp(v(x1:6)))
=> Node 'x1:8' has only one component connected
Probably I have found the error because now it run, please check
Code:
* TUBE AMP
* WinSPICE Auto run
*#destroy all
*#run
*#plot v(ou)
*#fourier 1000 v(ou)
*#linearize
*#spec 0 20000 50 v(ou)
*#let voutdb=db(v(ou))
*#plot voutdb
*#setplot op1
*#print va#branch
*#print v(a1)*va#branch
*#rusage everything
c1 in g1 3.3uF
x1 a1 g1 k1 GM70
rk k1 0 1
rg g1 b1 20k
x2 p1 a1 ou 0 LL1620_90mA
va p1 0 900v
vp b1 0 -80v
vin in 0 dc 0 ac 90 sin(0 90 1000)
rl ou 0 8
.op
.ac dec 10 5 1E6
.tran 5000NS 20200US 200uS
.SUBCKT LL1620_90mA 1 2 3 4
ra1 1 5 308
la1 5 2 40H
ka1 la1 la2 1
la2 6 4 0.0277H
ra2 3 6 0.2
.ENDS
.SUBCKT k845rca A G K
+PARAMS: MU=5.355 ERP=1.5
+ KK1=6323 KP=85.64 KVB=65.8 vg0=3 va0=0
+ CGA=13.5E-12 CGK=6E-12 CAK=6.5E-12 RGI=1000;
E1 7 0 Value = {(V(A,K)/KP)*LN((1+ EXP((KP/MU) + ((KP*(V(G,K)+.5))/(SQRT(KVB+V(A,K)*V(A,K)))))))}
G1 A K VALUE = {(((V(7))^ERP)/KK1)*(1+SGN(V(7)))}
RE1 7 0 1e12
D3 5 k DX ; FOR GRID CURRENT
R1 g 5 {RGI} ; FOR GRID CURRENT
Rak A K 1G
Rgk G K 1G
C1 G K {CGK}
C2 G A {CGA}
C3 A K {CAK}
.MODEL DX D(IS=1N RS=1)
.ENDS
.SUBCKT GM70 A G K
+PARAMS: MU=8.037 ERP=1.5
+ KK1=4121 KP=182.25 KVB=34 vg0=-5.7
+ CGA=12.p CGK=8.p CAK=4.p RGI=1000
E1 7 0 Value = {(V(A,K)/KP)*LN((1+ EXP((KP/MU) + ((KP*(V(G,K)+.5))/(SQRT(KVB+V(A,K)*V(A,K)))))))}
G1 A K VALUE = {(((V(7))^ERP)/KK1)*(1+SGN(V(7)))}
RE1 7 0 1e12
D3 5 k DX ; FOR GRID CURRENT
R1 g 5 {RGI} ; FOR GRID CURRENT
Rak A K 1G
Rgk G K 1G
C1 G K {CGK}
C2 G A {CGA}
C3 A K {CAK}
.MODEL DX D(IS=1N RS=1)
.ENDS
Attachments
I tried to include the NormanKoren.lib file to my LT Spice on Apple computer. But it crashes.
How can I include it?
Is this an old file incompatib;le with LTSpice
- the picture foir the file is as if it is an executable (so a windows exc). Not very nice to see;
- Look in the file with notepad ist is a text file
- when I made the spice directive " .inc Koren.lib LTSpice " crashes.
- changing the extension to .inc does not solve it.
How can I include it?
Is this an old file incompatib;le with LTSpice
TUBE LIBRARY
* This library was developed by Norman Koren.
*
* For details, refer to the article, "Improved Vacuum-Tube Models
* for SPICE simulations," Glass Audio, Vol. 8, No. 5, 1996,
* available from Audio Amateur Corporation, 305 Union St.,
* PO Box 176, Peterborough, NH 03458 USA. Phone 603-924-9464.
*
* All the usual legal disclaimers apply. The author has made
* every effort to provide correct information, but assumes no
* liabilities for errors, misuse of the models,
* or inevitable changes made by users.
[ ]
*
* Some models are commented out because the evaluation version of
* Pspice has a maximum of twenty.
.SUBCKT 6550 1 2 3 4 ; P G1 C G2
etc etc
* This library was developed by Norman Koren.
*
* For details, refer to the article, "Improved Vacuum-Tube Models
* for SPICE simulations," Glass Audio, Vol. 8, No. 5, 1996,
* available from Audio Amateur Corporation, 305 Union St.,
* PO Box 176, Peterborough, NH 03458 USA. Phone 603-924-9464.
*
* All the usual legal disclaimers apply. The author has made
* every effort to provide correct information, but assumes no
* liabilities for errors, misuse of the models,
* or inevitable changes made by users.
[ ]
*
* Some models are commented out because the evaluation version of
* Pspice has a maximum of twenty.
.SUBCKT 6550 1 2 3 4 ; P G1 C G2
etc etc
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