Hi all.
I'm currently working in a 2000 W amplifier in PSpice.
If could anyone help me with some transistor models, I'd appreciate it very much.
I'm after the following:
2SC5359
BD140
Many thanks in advance.
Jesus.
I'm currently working in a 2000 W amplifier in PSpice.
If could anyone help me with some transistor models, I'd appreciate it very much.
I'm after the following:
2SC5359
BD140
Many thanks in advance.
Jesus.
The BD140 is easy
If you substitute it with 2SC5200 your simulation should be OK
Also use the 2SA1943 instead of 2SA1987
BTW, I wonder if that circuit has ever been built by anybody. By the style of the drawing my guess is that it was originally published by Elektor.
The 2SC5359 is not so easy. According to a datasheet I found it is/was made by Toshiba but a part number search on their website did not turn up any SPICE model..MODEL BD140 PNP (IS=1e-09 BF=650.842 NF=0.85 VAF=10 IKF=0.0950125 ISE=1e-08 NE=1.54571 BR=56.177 NR=1.5 VAR=2.11267 IKR=0.950125 ISC=1e-08 NC=3.58527 RB=41.7566 IRB=0.1 RBM=0.108893 RE=0.000347052 RC=1.32566 XTB=19.5239 XTI=1 EG=1.05 CJE=1e-11 VJE=0.75 MJE=0.33 TF=1e-09 XTF=1 VTF=10 ITF=0.01 CJC=1e-11 VJC=0.75 MJC=0.33 XCJC=0.9 FC=0.5 CJS=0 VJS=0.75 MJS=0.5 TR=1e-07 PTF=0 KF=0 AF=1)
If you substitute it with 2SC5200 your simulation should be OK
.MODEL 2SC5200 NPN (IS=3.0463E-11 BF=96.20 VAF=100 IKF=15.04256 ISE=5.6190E-11 NE=2.0 BR=4.849 IKR=1.05012 VAR=100 ISC=7.18E-8 NC=1.5 RE=0.0025 RB=20.18 RBM=0.0014 IRB=1.0E-7 RC=0.01137 CJE=4.5000E-10 CJC=8.4915E-10 VJC=0.68977 MJC=0.54081 TF=6.8583E-10 XTF=9.5721 VTF=10.425 ITF=6.8697E-2 TR=1.000E-8 XTB=1.45 EG=0.82 FC=0.5)
Also use the 2SA1943 instead of 2SA1987
.MODEL 2SA1943 PNP (IS=1.30E-10 BF=91.42 VAF=100 IKF=4.480 ISE=1.02E-10 NE=2.0 VAR=100 ISC=5.0900E-9 NC=1.5 BR=0.882 IKR=2.9015 RE=0.0011 RC=0.0553 RB=140.05 RBM=0.0041 IRB=8.5e-9 CJE=2.00E-10 FC=0.5 CJC=9.45E-10 VJC=0.48 MJC=0.28 TF=9.250E-10 XTF=10 VTF=10 ITF=1 TR=1.00E-8 EG=0.76 XTB=2.68)
BTW, I wonder if that circuit has ever been built by anybody. By the style of the drawing my guess is that it was originally published by Elektor.
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Hi ingenieus.
A lot of thanks man.
Yes, it is an Elektor´s amplifier. I am simulating in Orcad and it works correctly.
Thank you very much.
A lot of thanks man.
Yes, it is an Elektor´s amplifier. I am simulating in Orcad and it works correctly.
Thank you very much.
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