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With Micro-Cap to call a model ?

Hello,

I used Micro-Cap9, the good demo version simulateur of Spectrum. My question is about using a model.

- I defined the model in file jfet.lib, as follow : .model J2N3819 NJF(Beta=1.304m Rd=1 Rs=1 Lambda=2.25m Vto=-3

  • Is=33.57f Cgd=1.6p Pb=1 Fc=.5 Cgs=2.414p Kf=9.882E-18 Af=1)

- in the file nom.lib, I declared as follow : .lib "jfet.lib" When I place a component in the shematic, then clic on the component, I named MODEL= J2N3819, and I obtained an error. Where is the problem ? Help me please.

Regards JF.

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jfk1948
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What is the error message you are getting? I'm guessing that it either can't find the file or the model. I had this happen to me one time. I saved the library file in Wordpad as Mylibrary.lib, but Wordpad appended the .TXT extension automatically so it was unable to find the library as I thought I had saved it. If it can't find the library file this may be the reason. Also make sure that you placed the library file in the same folder as the other libraries that come with the Micro-Cap demo.

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engr4fun

What is the error message you are getting? I'm guessing that it either can't find the file or the model. I had this happen to me one time. I saved the library file in Wordpad as Mylibrary.lib, but Wordpad appended the .TXT extension automatically so it was unable to find the library as I thought I had saved it. If it can't find the library file this may be the reason. Also make sure that you placed the library file in the same folder as the other libraries that come with the Micro-Cap demo.

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jfk1948

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