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Are there any semiconductor vendor-supplied models in IC stream?

achilles

I am thinking these files contain standard models; how do we know the names of the models included? and how do we use them? 

cmi.pic.o  libphilips_sh.so  libinfineon_sh.so  libstmodels_sh.so  libsparam_sh.so  defaultConfig

 Thanks,

 

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  • achilles

    Hi Andrew,

    I understand once you says it is a licensed product.  What I meant is the API for those provided libraries.

    Our flow is IC centric, we have our IC plus extra external discrete devices to simulate the system level where the IC will be put in, so LTSpice, Pspice is useless.  Th

    My model would be as follows.  The discrete IC are 3-terminals; so are their models.

    .SUBCKT SPP04N80C3_L0  drain  gate  source

    ** Potentially Proprietary Contents Removed

    .ENDS  SPP04N80C3_L0

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  • achilles

    Hi Andrew,

    I understand once you says it is a licensed product.  What I meant is the API for those provided libraries.

    Our flow is IC centric, we have our IC plus extra external discrete devices to simulate the system level where the IC will be put in, so LTSpice, Pspice is useless.  Th

    My model would be as follows.  The discrete IC are 3-terminals; so are their models.

    .SUBCKT SPP04N80C3_L0  drain  gate  source

    ** Potentially Proprietary Contents Removed

    .ENDS  SPP04N80C3_L0

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