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How to create a new PSPICE Model/Library?

Kaka

Hello everyone,

Can someone please tell me how I can create a new PSPICE model? I am trying to modify the existing 1N4148 diode and create a model for a 1N34 diode. Please help me out if you know how to. Also, if you have any documentation that shows how it could be done, please help me out.
P.S:
1. I already have all the specifications for the 1N34 diode but I am failing to make it work.
2. I am not sure if this matters but I am using PSPICE 16.5 demo version. Does the demo allows to do this or you have to have a full version?

Thanks in advance for your help!

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  • Kaka
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    Thanks a lot for your quick reply. I tried this method but I am having a problem finding .lib files. Indeed, all my library are in the .olb files (The 1N4148 diode is located in EVALAA.OLB file). Actually, do I need a .OLB file or a .LIB file? It seems that PSPICE uses .OLB file as a default library file format. If this is the case, how can I create a .lib file from a .olb file if it is possible. I'm so sorry for asking too much!

    Again thanks for the provided help.

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  • Kaka
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    Thanks a lot for your quick reply. I tried this method but I am having a problem finding .lib files. Indeed, all my library are in the .olb files (The 1N4148 diode is located in EVALAA.OLB file). Actually, do I need a .OLB file or a .LIB file? It seems that PSPICE uses .OLB file as a default library file format. If this is the case, how can I create a .lib file from a .olb file if it is possible. I'm so sorry for asking too much!

    Again thanks for the provided help.

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