LTSpice- browse for model

[Paul Burke]

Just a thought, should be easy to add if anyone at LT can be bothered:
when adding a model using .inc, it would be nice to be able to browse
for the model from the edit text box... any chance, please?

Paul Burke

 

[Helmut Sennewald]

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Just a thought, should be easy to add if anyone at LT can be bothered:
when adding a model using .inc, it would be nice to be able to browse for
the model from the edit text box... any chance, please?

Paul Burke

Hello Paul,

If you have models with exactly the same pin order in one
model file, you could make a "drop-down" symbol.
Place this symbol on your schematic. Then do a right-mouse
click on it to open a dialog window. Here you can choose
any model which is in this model file.
You can try this with the symbol CNSW in LTspice.
Is this what are looking for?

More details can be found in the Yahoo groups Files>FAQ.
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/LTspice/

Best regards,
Helmut

 

[Paul Burke]

Helmut Sennewald wrote:

If you have models with exactly the same pin order in one
model file, you could make a "drop-down" symbol.
Place this symbol on your schematic. Then do a right-mouse
click on it to open a dialog window. Here you can choose
any model which is in this model file.
You can try this with the symbol CNSW in LTspice.
Is this what are looking for?

More details can be found in the Yahoo groups Files>FAQ.
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/LTspice/

Almost- I was thinking more of, say, the opamp2 model, where I have to
add the .inc command by hand when I use (God forefend) other
manufacturers' spice models, and rather than collecting all the
applicable models together, allowing a free choice of the included file.
Of course, I might choose a model with completely different pins (say a
diode instead of an opamp), but that's my problem, and I can do it
anyway with .inc.

Paul Burke