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transformer design in pspice

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hello every body...
i am trying to design the power transformer at 50HZ frequency in pspice orcad.
what type of parameters we have to consider the step-up transformer design at 50HZ in pspice magnetic part editor.i hope magnetic part editor is the better choice to power transformer design but in my point of view i hope magnetic part editor is used only for high frequency transformers..can any one plz give me sufficient parameters or details of the power transformer design in pspice orcad for simulation purpose.
 

The question is if you actually need the non-linear core model for your simulation. It would be the case if you want to model saturation effects or magnetization losses exactly.

I noticed that the magnetic.lib shipped with Pspice contains only ferrite cores.

Here's a simple silicon iron core model that I used for some transformer saturation simulations

Code: 
.MODEL V130_35A CORE
+ MS=1.38E6
+ A=118
+ C=0.093
+ K=37
+ AREA=100
+ PATH=100
 
You can use magnetic parts editor to create and use your own magnetic material. You can use this method to create iron core material and use Power transformer to design 50Hz transformer.
If your goal is to simulate simple sine wave transformer (no nonlinear magnetic) you can use Transformer modeling app for same. This is very simple to use and details about these free app can be found at https://Orcadmarketplace.com/CaptureRedirects/PSpiceMOdelingApp.aspx
 
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