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Can you create AA enabled components for PSpice advanced analysis?

So,

I'm trying hard to understand this, reading the Advanced Analysis help does not help to understand.

It looks like, say, Smoke analysis require just a certain set of parameters to be attached to the symbol but if I derive a new schematic part for, say, a resistor AA enabled (by copying, pasting to my library) Smoke analysis does not work for the newly created symbol - as soon as I change the name from RESISTOR to say RES_0603

So the question is: is this what is meant to be? AA is possible only with the boilerplate "AA enabled" components from the provided libraries and that's it?

I thought it cannot be as, when you create a new custom PSPICE model using the model editor, you can add smoke parameters - what would be the point if smoke analysis cannot be performed then??

I'm flabbergasted.

I cannot understand if this is the issue or if I have not understood how to make it work..

Please bring me out of my misery.
Thanks

0 AvengerThanos over 4 years ago

"Smoke analysis does not work for the newly created symbol" do you mean you aren't able to see the component in smoke analysis or results of smoke analysis greyed out for the component ?
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0 eddoh over 4 years ago in reply to AvengerThanos

Hi,

and thanks for your time. I mean I cannot find the symbolat all in the list in the smoke analysis. As if it does not exist in the circuit.
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0 AvengerThanos over 4 years ago in reply to eddoh

Make sure you have performed transient analysis on circuit and symbol is available with smoke parameters. Are you using default resistor in your circuit or is it user defined ?

You can also post your query on https://www.pspice.com/forum the forum is dedicated for pspice related queries.
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