packageSpice
Spice-style models of electronic circuits
Information
This package contains Spice-style models of electronic circuit elements. The library implements facets of a dialect of HSpice, called BBSpice, further developed from HSpice at Burr Brown, Inc. in Tucson Arizona, a company that has meanwhile been acquired by Texas Instruments, Inc. The semiconductor models are further decomposed into equivalent circuits at the graphic circuit diagram layer to make the models more easily understandable.
References:
- Cellier, F.E. (1991), Continuous System Modeling, Springer-Verlag, New York, Chapter 6.
- Massobrio, G. and P. Antognetti (1993), Semiconductor Device Modeling with Spice, 2nd edition, McGraw Hill, New York.
Contents
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Interfaces | Common interfaces of Spice-style models |
| RampingSources | Sources with ramping for Spice |
| R | Spice-style resistor of the analog electrical library |
| C | Spice-style capacitor of the analog electrical library |
| L | Spice-style inductor of the analog electrical library |
| D | Spice-style diode of the analog electrical library |
| Z | Spice-style Zener diode of the analog electrical library |
| Qnl | Spice-style laterally diffused NPN bipolar transistor |
| Qnv | Spice-style vertically diffused NPN bipolar transistor |
| Qpl | Spice-style laterally diffused PNP bipolar transistor |
| Qpv | Spice-style vertically diffused PNP bipolar transistor |
| Mn | Spice-style NMOS transistor |
| Mp | Spice-style PMOS transistor |
| Jn | Spice-style n-channel JFET |
| Jp | Spice-style p-channel JFET |
| Types | |
| Utilities | Utility models of Spice circuit element models |