Hi all,
I'm in trouble. I try to run the TI LM3421 simulation examples from the LM3421 page (https://www.ti.com/product/LM3421#design-development##design-tools-simul...) and I get this error:
"ERROR(ORPSIM-16583): Detected an imported model containing transistors or diodes. For such models, PSpice for TI supports a minimum of one and maximum of three traces. Reduce the number of traces and simulate again."
and, it is maybe an other problem but, when I try to edit the simulation settings PSpice crach.
Notes:
Thank you for your help,
Guillaume.
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This is from the PSpice-for-TI Datasheet:
"There is no size and/or simulation complexity limitation if the design contains only TI Library
and/or Cadence Behavioral models. There will also be no limitation on the number of signals
being probed by the user when the design has all components from the inbuilt PSpice library
including TI components.
We understand that some designs may require other 3rd party components to be added to the
design. There is no limitation of how many 3rd party models can be imported into the design.
However, if 3rd party models are imported, a user will be able to plot a maximum of 3 signals at a
time of their choice when any 3rd party model is imported from web"
Use the parts from the PSpice-for-TI libraries and you should be OK. They do include the LM3421. If you can't, you're restricted to probing 3 signals.
Thank you for your answer retiredEE, it works now !
It was a very stupid thing, characters with an accent in the file path : 'é'.
Everything seemed to works well except for the PSpice calculation and simulation profile editing. It is hard to be french ;-).
Thank you for your help.
Regards,
Guillaume.
Thank you for your answer retiredEE, it works now !
It was a very stupid thing, characters with an accent in the file path: 'é'.
Everything seemed to works well except for the PSpice calculation and simulation profile editing. It is hard to be french ;-).
Thank you for your help.
Regards,
Guillaume.