I assume that it is based on this -
So, I am totally confused as to why I can instantiate a part from a list of parts in a library, but apparently there is missing information in that instantiation that the netlister needs. Why? Now if it turns out that what I thought was a real library of models is in fact not the case, I guess I can download a text file of the 2N3904 model, and connect it to a symbol as described in the tutorial - which is ok. I guess I am not understanding the "bigger picture" of how symbols and models relate to the schematic and the simulator. Sometimes I think having this bigger picture understanding of what the tool wants is better than just a step-by-step procedure to do a specific thing. Having the bigger picture I think is what is needed to debug problems.Thanks for any help on this issue.
David
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The part that your placing is from the PSpiceforTI Capture library which is only used to draw schematics. It lacks the property entries for simulation. If you can get a text model for the 2N3904, set up a model library for that part. Place a NPN breakout part on your schematic and then edit the IMPLEMENTATION property to reference that library model.
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