Hi,
Does anyone have a PSpice (.olb format) for the NE5532 Dual Low-noise Amplifier. I have searched everywhere and cannot find this.
Many thanks
Luke
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NE5532 SPICE MODEL
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First page for google.. Is there something wrong with the text format for your use with Orcad?
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I see nothing wrong with the format for use with the PSpice Simulator.
Isn't ".OLB" a SYMBOL format for Crapture?
You might refer to my website for suggestions for implementing subcircuits. (Aimed at PSpice Schematics, but should be applicable to virtually any schematic capture/simulator combination.
Also post additional information regarding HOW you are trying to use the file. Sounds like just "new user" learning curve issues.
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"Jim Thompson" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
.OLB is an Orcad library that can contain one or more parts.
Bob
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I just remembered I have a registered copy of Crapture v7.2 installed for converting my ancient SDT designs into PSpice Schematics.
OLB is a library in binary format, so you can't see shit (other than the symbol), not surprisingly :-(
I haven't used Crapture in years, but I'm sure that a .LIB statement can be used for PSpice simulations.
Mark (qrk) would know how is it done.
...Jim Thompson
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Are you suggesting I know something about Crapture? Shame on you! I wouldn't even know how to begin a PSpice sim under Capture. I'm still using Schematics for PSpice and old DOS SDT for my designs. I only use Capture to convert my SDT schematics for customers who are unenlightened.
Holly poopus Jim, Capture v7 is ancient and really buggy. I tried to use v7 many years ago. So many bugs that I never touched Capture again for design work.
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There is method to my madness. Remember when OrCAD bought MicroSim and then required you to buy a Crapture license as well? That vintage of Crapture wouldn't read my old SDT files, but v7 will. So OrCAD _gave_ me copy of v7. PSpice can convert v7 OrCAD into PSpice Schematics, so now you know why I keep a copy ;-)
I stopped paying the slugs anymore fees when they decided to not support PSpice Schematics... like there was ever any _support_ in the first place. Virtually every bug I reported was ignored, so I developed work-a-rounds of my own.
PSpice v15.7 works fine on XP and I'll NEVER go to Vista (I bought a bunch of legal copies of XP :-)
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I also have several XP licences to spare. Just to run them in VMs.