From: gary <ga...@no...> - 2013-09-03 20:13:22
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I want to use a certain mosfet chip with a design that I have partially breadboarded to test. I want to see if QUCS can run it but it is not in the Library. Is there a place where I can add a certain part with the parameters of the datasheet and actually build this thing like I think it needs to be built to test. I think that is the logic of this venue but I am not experienced so much in spice or any other software yet. I have designed this on a pc board and have the cost of printing it and making it but am not sure until I actually can verify. I am a poor electronics hopeful that is so old my money has mold on it.. what little there is. the part is IRFP260N HEXFET MOSFET AND i CANNOT FIND A DOWNLOADABLE LIBRARY TO USE IT WITH THE QUCS GARY GREEN |
From: Guilherme B. T. <gui...@gm...> - 2013-09-06 12:20:36
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On 03/09/13 21:58, gary wrote: > I want to use a certain mosfet chip with a design that I have partially breadboarded to test. I want to see if QUCS can run it but it is not in the Library. Is there a place where I can add a certain part with the parameters of the datasheet and actually build this thing like I think it needs to be built to test. Have you tried to add the datasheet [1] or spice[2] parameters into one the n-MOSFET devices provided with Qucs? [1] http://www.irf.com/product-info/datasheets/data/irfp260n.pdf [2] http://www.irf.com/product-info/models/spice/irfp260n.spi > > the part is IRFP260N HEXFET MOSFET AND i CANNOT FIND A DOWNLOADABLE LIBRARY TO USE IT WITH THE QUCS > Qucs provides generic models for parts, you should be able to use them with the data provided by the manufacturer on the component datasheet. There is a way to import spice models into Qucs, but I not really familiar with that. Regards, Guilherme |