LTSpice: importing models?

[Claus Jensen]

As some readers would already know, LTSpice is a great analog
simulator but most of the included models are Linear Tech brand.

I have done some research, but still can't figure how to reliably
import spice models from other providers.

Can some kind soul infused with the Christmas spirit please list in
1,2, 3 ... fashion how to do this, or direct me to an online source
for same.

Maybe provide an example using a specific part, if possible.

Given the apparent popularity of this excellent program, I assume
others would also benefit from this information in the future.

Many thanks,

Claus

 

[Helmut Sennewald]

"Helmut Sennewald" <helmutsennewald@t-online.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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"Claus Jensen" <engineer@intersync.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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As some readers would already know, LTSpice is a great analog
simulator but most of the included models are Linear Tech brand.

I have done some research, but still can't figure how to reliably
import spice models from other providers.

Can some kind soul infused with the Christmas spirit please list in
1,2, 3 ... fashion how to do this, or direct me to an online source
for same.

Maybe provide an example using a specific part, if possible.

Hello Claus,
sorry that I overlooked the part about Christmas spirit.

Please tell me a part/example you are very interested.
I promise to deliver it before Christmas Eve.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year,
Helmut

 

[Claus Jensen]

Thanks Helmut for the kind offer, but your previous excellent email
has more than filled my socking

Seriously, the spice models I need are fairly basic so I have hope of
finding them on the mfr's sites.

I will also check out the group files you mention.

And thanks to LT for a great program.

Best regards,

Claus

Please tell me a part/example you are very interested.
I promise to deliver it before Christmas Eve.