Using the Library Manager of TINA, Part 3: Adding complete Spice libraries in .MODEL format

Using the Library Manager of TINA, Part 3: Adding complete Spice libraries in .MODEL format

Semiconductor device manufactures often provide models for their components in .MODEL format. These are normally placed in a text file (also called library) containing many .MODEL instructions.

In this tutorial video

we will show how to add such libraries to TINA. Of course you can also create your own models in .MODEL format and add to TINA in a similar way.

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Watch our tutorial video to see how to add diodes.lib to TINA’s catalog available for part (device) selection.

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Using the Library Manager of TINA, Part 2: Adding a Complete Spice Library

Adding a Complete Spice Library using  the TINA Library Manager

In most cases adding a Spice library to TINA is very simple. Using the comments in the models, everything is automatically recognized in the Library Manager and adding a whole library to TINA takes a few minutes only.

In the following tutorial video

after showing this general case we will also show how to add models where it is not possible automatically to find the connection between the Spice models and their graphic symbols.

Watch our tutorial video to see how to add a whole Spice library to TINA.

Adding a Complete Spice Library
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  3. Free license for your second computer, laptop etc.
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Using the Library Manager of TINA, Part 1: Adding a Simple 5 terminal Operational Amplifier to the Library

Adding a Simple 5 terminal Operational Amplifier to the Library

TINA has large libraries containing Spice models provided by semiconductor manufacturers such as Analog Devices, Texas Instruments and more.
You can add more models to these libraries or create your own Spice library using TINA’s Library Manager (LM).

Watch our tutorial video 

to see how to add a Spice model to TINA’s Spice libraries.

Adding a Simple 5 terminal Operational Amplifier to the Library
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Creating Subcircuits from Spice Netlists, Part 2: Complex multi-terminal Operational Amplifiers

Creating Subcircuits from Spice Netlists, Part 2: Complex multi-terminal Operational Amplifiers

In TINA you can create your own components from any Spice subcircuit that you have made or downloaded from the Internet.

Watch our tutorial video

to see how to create a  TINA macro component using a THS4121 Spice Subcircuit downloaded previously from the web.

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Creating Subcircuits from Spice Netlists, Part 1: Simple 5-terminal Operational Amplifiers

Creating Subcircuits from Spice Netlists, Part 1: Simple 5-terminal Operational Amplifiers

In TINA you can create your own components from any Spice subcircuit that you have made or downloaded from the Internet.

Watch our tutorial video  

to see how to create an UA741 Operational Amplifier model using a     Spice Subcircuit in TINA:

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Michael Koltai
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