SImulate a *.spi file

[Sergio Gasc?n]

I usually work with Cadence and this is the first time I use spice for
years. I have translated and spice model into spectre to simulate it
with cadence and I would like to compare the results with the original
model.

The file is a *.spi file. What should I do in order to place this
transistor into a schematic?

I know it is a very basic question but I tried doing it like I did
years ago and something goes wrong. The .slb file is missing.

I am using Orcad 9.2.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Jim Thompson]

On 23 Jul 2004 10:32:38 -0700, s.fg@wanadoo.es (Sergio Gasc?n) wrote:

I usually work with Cadence and this is the first time I use spice for
years. I have translated and spice model into spectre to simulate it
with cadence and I would like to compare the results with the original
model.

The file is a *.spi file. What should I do in order to place this
transistor into a schematic?

I know it is a very basic question but I tried doing it like I did
years ago and something goes wrong. The .slb file is missing.

I am using Orcad 9.2.

Thanks in advance.

Probably just change its extension to .LIB and then install as a
library; but post the contents of *.SPI here to be sure.

...Jim Thompson
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