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I can't run a simulation, errors occur

Alexandros81

I have downloaded The OrCad\PSpice Lite 16.6. I have done the schematic attached and tried to run the simulation but gives following erros:

INFO(ORCAP-2191): Creating PSpice Netlist

INFO(ORNET-1041): Writing PSpice Flat Netlist C:\Users\Alexandros\Documents\OrCad Projects\E04-04-PSpiceFiles\SCHEMATIC1\SCHEMATIC1.net

WARNING(ORNET-1119): No PSpiceTemplate for Q1, ignoring

ERROR(ORNET-1019): Pin A in template not found on RB

ERROR(ORNET-1019): Pin B in template not found on RB

ERROR(ORNET-1019): Pin A in template not found on RC

ERROR(ORNET-1019): Pin B in template not found on RC

Note: The PSpice icon doesn't appear on the transistor model 2N3053

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  • Alexandros81

    Anyone knows a part in Lite that is NPN BJT with HFE = 50 with low DC Ic (say a few hundred mA up to an amp) ?

    I was looking in the Transistors library and I found a few but with high DC collector current (like 10A). Do these parts have similar output as with BJT's with small DC collector current(say a few hundred mA up to an amp) ?

    I want to use it for simulation

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  • Alexandros81

    Anyone knows a part in Lite that is NPN BJT with HFE = 50 with low DC Ic (say a few hundred mA up to an amp) ?

    I was looking in the Transistors library and I found a few but with high DC collector current (like 10A). Do these parts have similar output as with BJT's with small DC collector current(say a few hundred mA up to an amp) ?

    I want to use it for simulation

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