spicer <webmaster@...> added folder */Temp/CD4028* *Description:* CMOS BCD to Decimal Decoder

Hi Richard and Andy, Thank Andy for the help. Richard, you can find more help to know about our models and how to use them with the following links (and see my comments after those links)

That's the one. Andy

I found an encrypted library file of sic mosfet's. https://www.onsemi.com/design/resources/technical-documentation#ZHQ9TW9kZWxzO3NwPU5USEwwMTVOMDY1U0MxOw==

Yah, I checked to find a spice model and concluded that I'd have email tech support, but didn't want to go that route until I got to my desktop, and thought to asks around, because it's my Mom's

john23 asked, " Is there some manual(video will be great)so  i could use to show the proper way how to generate a symbol so it will be portable? " I do not know if there is a video for this, and

Hello, regarding what you said. Is there some manual(video will be great)so  i could use to show the proper way how to generate a symbol so it will be

Richard, just in case you are not familiar with onsemi's product webpages: Start at the product webpage.  For the NTHL015N065SC1 , that would be here (

Somewhat off-topic: Nils wrote, " Also the schematics don't even identify crossing wires, which would have been easy to do. " I think that was not an omission.  I have watched schematic drawing

Well, all the models on that page are encrypted, including the LTspice model and the PSpice model.  That means you can use only the LTspice model in LTspice.  The PSpice encrypted model can only be

Two papers that provide practical circuits in this topology class are: *A Directional Feedback Amplifier* Zack Lau, QEX Jan/Feb 2001 pp.49-51 *A New Negative Feedback Amplifier* Victor Koren, RF

Richard wrote, " Anybody got a spice model of Onsemi's EliteSiC MOSFET. Maybe a NTHL015N065SC1. " Did you check to see if OnSemi has one? I did that now, and I see they have one.  Actually more

Happy Sunday, Anybody got a spice model of Onsemi's EliteSiC MOSFET. Maybe a NTHL015N065SC1.

I think the first book will be very useful. Thanks. Yahoo Mail: Search, Organize, Conquer On Sun, Jul 21, 2024 at 2:17 AM, Nils via groups.io<nilsp@...> wrote: I uploaded the

I uploaded the Nordholt book and a similar publication of him to the files area, if anyone ist interested. He explores all possible Feedback variants in a systematic but super theoretical way. There

It is very simple in that it assumes that all the frequency dependence is due to skin effect and loss tangent. The loss tangent is assumed to be constant. It will work fine for any uniform

Hi Roy, Thank you for sharing the model! Do you think the OPM Transmission Line model also applies to twisted pair lines, such as Cat.5e and Cat.6a ?

john23, You have not yet uploaded these files: * "tssop.s".  Your schematic has a command ".LIB tssop.s" to load that file, but the file is still missing. * "abtpnom.lib".  Your schematic has a

Correction: " All LTspice users have the symbol files that came with LTspice. "

john23 uploaded files to an odd location in the group's files.  They have now been moved to a subdirectory of the "Temp" folder, here: Files > Temp > john23 > ths3491 >