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Looking for ADVFC32 SPICE Model

AadamMillar

I'm working on a circuit that requires the input voltage to be converted to a frequency, transmitted over an optical cable, and then converted back to a voltage. I am attempting to simulate this circuit using Eagle ngSpice simulations. The voltage to frequency converters that I am using are ADVFC32 and made by Analog Devices. However, I can't seem to find a SPICE model for this component. Analog Devices does not provide it on their website. Can anyone liteblue find a SPICE Model for this part? I'm new to working with electronics so any help/advice you can provide would be appreciated.

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  •  I'm working on a circuit that requires the input voltage to be converted to a frequency, transmitted over an optical cable, and then converted back to a voltage. I am attempting to simulate this circuit using Eagle ngSpice simulations. The voltage to frequency converters that I am using are ADVFC32 and made by Analog Devices. However, I can't seem to find a SPICE model for this component. Analog Devices does not provide it on their website. Can anyone   liteblue   find a SPICE Model for this part? I'm new to working with electronics so any help/advice you can provide would be appreciated. https://19216801.red/ https://1921681254.dev/ https://100001.dev/

     Thank you :/

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  •  I'm working on a circuit that requires the input voltage to be converted to a frequency, transmitted over an optical cable, and then converted back to a voltage. I am attempting to simulate this circuit using Eagle ngSpice simulations. The voltage to frequency converters that I am using are ADVFC32 and made by Analog Devices. However, I can't seem to find a SPICE model for this component. Analog Devices does not provide it on their website. Can anyone   liteblue   find a SPICE Model for this part? I'm new to working with electronics so any help/advice you can provide would be appreciated. https://19216801.red/ https://1921681254.dev/ https://100001.dev/

     Thank you :/

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