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How to import ibis file into Pspice?

Darren AD

I get ibis file form TI website named SN74LXC2T45, and would like to add it into Pspice, can anyone show how to import ibis file in Pspice?   

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  • ShawnLogan

    Dear Darren AD,

    Darren AD said:
    can anyone show how to import ibis file in Pspice?   

    Did you happen to read the instructions in the following Forum post when you searched for a solution?

    https://community.cadence.com/cadence_technology_forums/pcb-design/f/pspice/54265/how-to-convert-ibis-models-into-pspice-model

    Shawn

  • Darren AD
    in reply to ShawnLogan

    Dear Shawn

    I already read this post, and successfully transfer to another files (such as .lob, .olb, .dml, cir).

    But I got some errors after import .olb files. 

    is there a instructrion that shows how to import TI files into Pspice? (by the way, I use Cadence Pspice tool, not  PSpice for TI)

    The error messages shows below  after executing new simulation profile: 

    ERROR(ORPSIM-15108): Subcircuit SN74LXC2T45_IO_5P0_TYP used by X_U3 is undefined

    ERROR(ORPSIM-15108): Subcircuit SN74LXC2T45_INPUT_3P3_TYP used by X_U4 is undefined

  • ShawnLogan
    in reply to Darren AD

    Dear Darren AD,

    Darren AD said:
    is there a instructrion that shows how to import TI files into Pspice? (by the way, I use Cadence Pspice tool, not  PSpice for TI)

    I am afraid I don't know the answer to your question - sorry!

    Shawn

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  • ShawnLogan
    in reply to Darren AD

    Dear Darren AD,

    Darren AD said:
    is there a instructrion that shows how to import TI files into Pspice? (by the way, I use Cadence Pspice tool, not  PSpice for TI)

    I am afraid I don't know the answer to your question - sorry!

    Shawn

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