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gEDA-user: ngspice and parts
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- From: David Logan <djlogan2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 07 Jul 2005 05:58:51 -0600
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Good morning.
Is there a particular site, or a list of sites, available for
downloading spice parts? I found a bunch of diodes and a bunch of
transistors. But I still haven't found any that I'm actually *using*,
just some that are relatively comparable.
Other than looking for spice files for parts that I really am using, I
am currently looking for an LM317, which wasn't included in the ngspice
install, even though a gschem symbol exists. Is that going to be true
for all gschem symbols? The symbol will exist, but I will have to hunt
down a spice file?
I presume that in many cases (if not in most cases), it's impractical to
write your own spice file due to the difficulty of measuring all of the
interesting values that go into it (especially in the case of diodes...I
expect other parts have similar difficulties.) The data sheets don't
even come close to containing all of the values that go into a spice
file (at least in the case of diodes.)
So finding spice files written by electronics manufacturers, or major
electronics companies is the way to go?
Thank you,
David Logan