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ERROR(ORPSIM-16366): Line too long. Limit is 245 characters

Hi,

I try to use EPC PSpice (.net) model (epc-co.com/.../EPC2035_V2_PSPICE.net) to my simple circuit. After saving the .net file to .txt then .lib, getting .olb file from model editor, adding the .lib file to Configuration Files/Library. The following problem appears during runtime. I tried to break longer lines in the .lib file (in fact no one line is too long) with +, and also tried to use \ at the end of line in stead of + at the beginning based on some suggestions. The problem is always there.

* (C) Copyright Efficient Power Conversion Corporation. All rights reserved.****************************************************************************** Version History:* 1.00: 04/20/2015 - Initial Model Creation* 1.01: 02/19/2019 - Updated t
* 1.02: 02/26/2019 - Added a missing parameter

.subckt EPC2035 gatein drainin sourcein .param aWg=159 A1=5.5332 k2=2.2219 k3=0.15 rpara=0.025065 rpara_s_factor=0.29 + aITc=0.004104 arTc=-0.0054 k2Tc=0.0006 x0_0=1.5473 x0_1=1.0199e-06 x0_0_TC=0 x0_1_TC=0 + dgs1=4.3e-07 dgs2=2.6e-13 dgs3=0.8
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ERROR(ORPSIM-16366): Line too long. Limit is 245 characters.

Index has 0 entries from 1 file(s).

ERROR(ORPSIM-15108): Subcircuit EPC2035 used by X_U1 is undefined

Thank you in advance!

0 StephenH over 5 years ago

Moved this question to the custom IC forum, as it was posted to the wrong forum to start with.
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0 oldmouldy over 5 years ago

4784.test_epc2035-2020-06-02T16-33.zipThe issue is with the model text. The file inconsistently uses a mixture of carriage returns and line feeds and the simulator treats the file as one lone line, hence the message. Use a decent plain text editor to convert the file formatting to MS-DOS (CR / LF pairs throughout) and the model will work correctly.
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0 timode over 5 years ago in reply to oldmouldy

Hi Oldmouldy, Thank you very much!
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