How to get a PSPICE model for TPS71501 working in Proteus ?

[SharpSharp]

Hi Guys

How to convert a PSPICE model to fit into Proteus simulation engine ? - I believe Proteus is using ProSPICE ? - I have the TPS71501 PSPICE model unencrypted.

PSPICE file attached View attachment TPS71501.TXT


Sharp

 

[stenzer]

Hi,

I do not use Proteus, but a quick websearch results in a couple of tutorials e.g.

https://www.youspice.com/how-to-import-pspice-models-into-proteus/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jor-tdjs00s

And also a search within this forum scores hits:

https://www.edaboard.com/showthread.php?33585-How-to-Import-Pspice-model-into-Proteus

greets

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UPDATE: What have you tried so far to imoport the model?

 

[SharpSharp]

@stenzer thank you for replying to me – it is good to see there are somebody here

I have already seen those links you have listed.

I have tried the first one (link) and cannot get the .SUBCKT to work in the script.

The second one (link) require a schematic subcircuit and I donÂ’t have a subcircuit to put into Proteus spice engine.

The third one (link) is a guy who thinks Proteus is running PSPICE, but is told that Proteus is running SPICE3F5 – I think nowadays it is PROSPICE and not SPICE3F5 but I’m not sure…

I have tried to look into SPICE1.DSN and SPICE2.DSN files but they are not in the Proteus v 8.9.

So what I need to somebody to help me to get from PSPICE to PROSPICE in general, but of cause if somebody can help me with this specific issue – the attached file – that would be great

 

[stenzer]

Hi,

have you already had a look into the user manual [1]? On page 104 the usage of a Spice subcircuit is shown "USING A SPICE SUBCIRCUIT (SUBCKT DEFINITION)".

[1] http://www.ele.uva.es/~jesman/BigSeti/ftp/Cajon_Desastre/Software-Manuales/EBook%20-%20Proteus%20Manual.pdf

greets

 

[SharpSharp]

Hi again stenzer

Yes, I have been looking through the document and unfortunately there is not shown any examples of an analog devices like the adjustable voltage regulator TPS71501.
So I’m back to start…

Anyway, Stenzer thank you for your help

Sharp