I found a .lib file for a diode I want to use in my simulation, but I have no idea how to import it! Could anyone offer any suggestions? Or point me towards alternative approaches?
Here is the contents of the .lib file I found if it matters:
* ZETEX BBY40 Spice Model Last revision 18/8/92*.MODEL BBY40 D IS=7.417E-15 N=1.058 RS=.1259 XTI=3+ EG=1.11 CJO=64.39E-12 M=1.013 VJ=2.566 FC=.5 BV=45.12+ IBV=.1232 TT=215E-9**+ ISR=1.731E-12 NR=2.27 IKF 9.882(LATER SPICE VERSIONS ONLY)**NOTES:FOR RF OPERATION ADD PACKAGE INDUCTANCE OF 2.5E-9H AND SET
* RS=0.47FOR 2V,0.39FOR 5V,0.32FOR 10V OR 0.28FOR 20V BIAS.**(C)1992 ZETEX PLC
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Enter the model parameters directly in a Nonlinear .MODEL block .You can also try "Importing Design" technique but it's a bit complicated.( it doens't make sense for a diode)
Enter the model parameters directly in a Nonlinear .MODEL block .You can also try "Importing Design" technique but it's a bit complicated.( it doens't make sense for a diode)
The diode I am trying to use is a variable capacitance diode/"varactor". I am a bit lost on the nonlinear model blocks on where to start. I have included a printscreen of all of my attempts. I thought that the DIODEM model would be most likely to work, however, I don't have the complete set of parameters and the simulation is not running....
In my second approach, I have found the spice .lib file for the diode I am trying to model, and I have used the diodeM please could you direct me on what to read to use this? No matter where I look online there are no resources on this!