Launch Model Editor from start menu, Do New Library >Model >New> Select Select Voltage regulator from drop down. You can select any radio button (type of Model).OrCAD Capture/PSpice is an EDA tool equipped with advanced circuit simulation and an analytical engine of Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
Once you have added device specification. Next you will be asked to select the PSpice Part symbol libraries that you wish to use in your project. Add or subtract libraries until the dialogue box appears as shown in Figure 3 (analog, breakout, eval, source, and special libraries included). This opens the Figure 5 Include a model library in LTspice schematic 2.
This will generate a logical symbol for this new model (.olb) and name of part would be same as name of model.You can palce this part in capture by selectiing this newly generated library in Capture>Place part dialog. Once this is done, add this simulation model library (.lib) in you simulation profile (refer steps mentioned by andersmp above)You should be able to simulate this part. PSpice User Guide April 2016 4 Product Version 17.2-2016 What is the PSpice Stimulus Editor. 48Device characterstics curve - Would let you add device characterstics wavefroms in tabular form and SPICE model parameter would be extracted based on that.Ultra Librarian has teamed up with Cadence to provide users with access to millions of pre-built parts directly inside OrCAD. The Ultra Librarian plug-in for OrCAD provides a unified library solution by automatically linking elements of the part as a single component with multiple views for logical (schematic symbol), physical (PCB footprint), and three-dimensional (3D STEP model).Template based - Would let you define device electrical characterstics and spice paratemeter directly.Browse Cadence PSpice Model Library. Lib files into Kicad in order to view the schematic files created using the PSpice to eSim Schematic Converter.
Symbol libraries have extension. Lib)5) Select the symbol library you want your symbols to be saved to. Select that you want to create symbols from a model library.4) Go and find the model library you created. Ignore the warning.3) Select Part->Symbol Wizard.
Save and exit symbol editor (inner window ) not Schematic overall. Use Part->Get to look at your newly created symbols.14) Ok you are done making symbols. Under the menu Part-> Get you will see:13) Notice on top now you have your symbol library name and your part. Its always in the comments before the subcircuit begins.10) Ok, you're done asigning symbols to subcircuits11) Ok you are done with making symbols, click finish.12) Ok notice up top now () that your symbol library name is shown, but there is no part on the screen. Look in your library file for these associations. You must associate these pins (which have names like V+ and V-) to the subcircuit terminal name.
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