On Sunday 10 October 2010, Bryan Poling wrote: > Admittedly, I am probably doing something wrong here, but > when I try to run a simulation on an interleaved > switch-mode DC buck converter (in which I have 2 MOSFETS), I > get a complaint that my second MOSFET is not a BJT. I cannot > find anything anywhere where I suggest that it is, so I > don't know what's going on here. I am pretty new to GnuCap > (I have used BJT's before but not MOSFETS). Any help would > be appreciated. Here is my Simulation Script: ..............
> .model StandardNMOS NMOS(LEVEL=1) .............. > Q2 2 4 5 StandardNMOS ........ > Q1 2 1 3 StandardNMOS In Spice format, the first letter of the label determines the device type. The letter "Q" says it is a BJT. You need to use the letter "M" instead. This behavior is Spice compatible. Other formats (Spectre, Verilog) do not have this restriction. _______________________________________________ Help-gnucap mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnucap
