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#91 |
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Post your model and I'll try it.
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#92 |
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In stead of the D45H11 I tried to load a 2n2955...
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#93 |
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Seems to work OK.
Rename your text file to something shorter. I used Model 1 Then add Spice directive .include Model 1.txt And keep both files in the same folder.
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#94 |
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When you tried including the file you need to paste the model in using "text" directive which is second one in from the right.
The include model directive seems to need .MODEL 2N2955 NPN for it to work. The NPN seems to be part of the model name.
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#95 | |
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![]() Also tried the file in the same dir as the standard.bjt... didn't work either. didn't use the text directive... |
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#96 |
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Let me rename them and post them back and then you can see how they work... hopefully
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Here you go.
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#98 |
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OK, your files work.
the problem I encounter is : I can not edit the name of the transistor into 2N2955. When I right-click on the transistor, the edit-box opens, but I am not able to change the name of the transistor, nor can I select the transistor from the list. previously (several month ago) I was able to do so. But afterwrds I reinstalled the PC... Perhaps reinstall ltspice? NB I do see the model in the NPN list .... strange that it won't work with pnp... Last edited by esgigt; 8th September 2014 at 01:50 PM. |
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#99 |
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You should be right clicking the transistor type (the text of the device), not the transistor itself. If that is what you mean.
If you look at my pictures in my earlier posts, if I right click the 2N3055 text I get this where I can then type the new device number in.
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If yours isn't doing the above then yes, try a reinstall.
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