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Default L6561 Spice Model ?

Anyone have a L6561 Spice Model ?

Or a link to same?

Looks like ST is playing the same game as Analog Devices and other
manufacturers... you can only simulate on their tool :-(

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On Fri, 21 Sep 2012 18:11:43 -0700, Jim Thompson wrote:

Anyone have a L6561 Spice Model ?

Or a link to same?

Looks like ST is playing the same game as Analog Devices and other
manufacturers... you can only simulate on their tool :-(

...Jim Thompson


Have you tried to look inside the model file? I dug into one
of TI's tina models and found the actual spice model was in
there. They had a 2 byte header (I think it was) before each
text line and some other tina crap in there. I pulled out the
text and plugged it into LTSpice and it ran as I expected.

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On Fri, 21 Sep 2012 22:58:39 -0500, Joe Chisolm
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On Fri, 21 Sep 2012 18:11:43 -0700, Jim Thompson wrote:

Anyone have a L6561 Spice Model ?

Or a link to same?

Looks like ST is playing the same game as Analog Devices and other
manufacturers... you can only simulate on their tool :-(

...Jim Thompson


Have you tried to look inside the model file? I dug into one
of TI's tina models and found the actual spice model was in
there. They had a 2 byte header (I think it was) before each
text line and some other tina crap in there. I pulled out the
text and plugged it into LTSpice and it ran as I expected.


All I've been able to find on ST's site is an executable to simulate
the L6561 with.

If I could find a model file I can certainly parse it.

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