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spice model question

fongcj

I'm trying to simulate a circuit that has an infineon bfr750 in it. My libraries do not contain it and all I'm given from the the infineon website is a .CIR file and a set of .S2P file. How do I create this part with the parameters I was given?

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  • vokaraca

     Hi every one, I have got a simillar problem. I tried to use ad8021 model from analog devices' page and it didn't work. The file has a cir extension. When I tried to simulate I always get the "error: the first statement line must be subckt" message. Everything looks fine. I also modified the file end like ".ends ad8021" instead of ".ends", but the result was same. I neither find a file bfr750l3_tslp3-9_spice.txt nor how I should be able to refer my simulator. I also added my cir file as a global configuration file as it is said at the other forums, but it didn't help me again. Does anyone have an ideal what the problem would be? 

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  • vokaraca

     Hi every one, I have got a simillar problem. I tried to use ad8021 model from analog devices' page and it didn't work. The file has a cir extension. When I tried to simulate I always get the "error: the first statement line must be subckt" message. Everything looks fine. I also modified the file end like ".ends ad8021" instead of ".ends", but the result was same. I neither find a file bfr750l3_tslp3-9_spice.txt nor how I should be able to refer my simulator. I also added my cir file as a global configuration file as it is said at the other forums, but it didn't help me again. Does anyone have an ideal what the problem would be? 

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