On Mar 11, 2010, at 7:11 AM, Joerg wrote:
If for some reason gEDA doesn't allow to switch to
another refdes letter inside the schematic (which would be
sort of strange because of differing preferences in various
countries) you'd have to make a new part, then set it's
refdes letter to X.
I'm trying to simulate my first nontrivial circuit with ngspice. The
circuit in question is a discrete MOSFET driver. I wasn't able to find
any spice models for the power MOSFETs I'm using (Ixys IXTP200N055T2),
but I was able to find something from Fairchild for a similar device,
FDP032N08.
The
Phil Frost wrote:
I'm trying to simulate my first nontrivial circuit with ngspice. The
circuit in question is a discrete MOSFET driver. I wasn't able to find
any spice models for the power MOSFETs I'm using (Ixys IXTP200N055T2),
but I was able to find something from Fairchild for a similar
On Mar 11, 2010, at 7:11 AM, Joerg wrote:
If for some reason gEDA doesn't allow to switch to another refdes letter
inside the schematic (which would be sort of strange because of differing
preferences in various countries) you'd have to make a new part, then set
it's refdes letter to X.
John Doty wrote:
On Mar 11, 2010, at 7:11 AM, Joerg wrote:
If for some reason gEDA doesn't allow to switch to another refdes letter inside the schematic
(which would be sort of strange because of differing preferences in various countries) you'd have
to make a new part, then set it's refdes
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