how to create a symbol of IXTT20N50D in LTspice

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IXYS only provide Pspice model
because Pspice has Node Limit (75 Nodes)
so I want to use LTspice
then I create a new symbol of IXTT20N50D(NMOS)
but!!
the model doesn't have node as shown below??

*******************************************************
* PSpice Model Editor - Version 10.0.0

*$
*DEVICE=IXTT20N50D,NMOS

* IXTT20N50D NMOS model
* updated using Model Editor release 10.0.0 on 04/03/06 at 12:17
* The Model Editor is a PSpice product.
.MODEL IXTT20N50D NMOS
+ LEVEL=3
+ L=2.0000E-6
+ W=5.5000
+ KP=1.0446E-6
+ RS=1.0000E-3
+ RD=.22202
+ VTO=-.89028
+ RDS=20.000E6
+ TOX=2.0000E-6
+ CGSO=3.5684E-9
+ CGDO=37.622E-12
+ CBD=4.8729E-9
+ MJ=1.5000
+ PB=2.6055
+ RG=10.000E-3
+ IS=1.3714E-6
+ N=2.0283
+ RB=1.0000E-9
+ GAMMA=0
+ KAPPA=0
*$
*******************************************************

how can I modify it??
plz help me with this problem.m(_ _)m
View attachment DS99192B(IXTH-T20N50D).pdfView attachment IXTT20N50D.zip

a failed attempt:
View attachment IXTT20N50D.rar
 

You can add it to the cmp/standard.mos file in the LTC lib directory and it will show as a part of the NMOS list when you put the NMOS device in your schematic.

Here's what I put in the standard.mos file and it seemed to work normally as an NMOS device:
.MODEL IXTT20N50D NMOS
+ LEVEL=3
+ L=2.0000E-6
+ W=5.5000
+ KP=1.0446E-6
+ RS=1.0000E-3
+ RD=.22202
+ VTO=-.89028
+ RDS=20.000E6
+ TOX=2.0000E-6
+ CGSO=3.5684E-9
+ CGDO=37.622E-12
+ CBD=4.8729E-9
+ MJ=1.5000
+ PB=2.6055
+ RG=10.000E-3
+ IS=1.3714E-6
+ N=2.0283
+ RB=1.0000E-9
+ GAMMA=0
+ KAPPA=0
+mfg=IXYS-Depletion
+Vds=500V Ron=330m Qg=78.5n)


You should make a back-up copy of the standard.mos file before you do this.
 

crutschow
Thanks for your help!!m(_ _)m...
 

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