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what is the *.SLB library file?

bjazizadeh

Hi there.

I am having trouble when trying to undestand what the *.slb files do for you, if you want to get part models from them.

I have a list of these files from Pspice 10.5 library, and I am trying to get them work in Pspice 9.2 Lite.

There is also other files with *.plb format and .prp format. don't know what these are? what is the replacement for the

*.olb files?

 

Thank you.

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  • The SLB and PLB files are the libraries for the old schematics front end tool specific to PSpice. You probably won't be able to use them with the LITE version of the tools. The OLB files are the Capture symbols for the current front end tool, these are used in conjunction with the LIB files for PSpice simulation. Again you may not be able to use these due to restrictions with the LITE version, or possibly due to being an older tool version than the library version.

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  • The SLB and PLB files are the libraries for the old schematics front end tool specific to PSpice. You probably won't be able to use them with the LITE version of the tools. The OLB files are the Capture symbols for the current front end tool, these are used in conjunction with the LIB files for PSpice simulation. Again you may not be able to use these due to restrictions with the LITE version, or possibly due to being an older tool version than the library version.

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