Viewer for Spice Model Netlist

[Klaus Vestergaard Kragelund]

Hi

I wonder if anyone know of a tool that can compile the netlist of a Spice
(Orcad PSpice) model and show it graphically?

Like this netlist:

..subckt awbtl431 4 2 6
DD29 4 6 M1MD431
..MODEL M1MD431 D IS=100.000000F RS=1.000000M TT=1.000000N BV=37
* SPECTRE: + IMAX=1000 MINR=0.9M
DD16 4 9 M2MZ2_5 1
...
etc
...
VV68 3 4 20
..MODEL M4MID D IS=1.000000N RS=100.000000M TT=1.000000N
* SPECTRE: + IMAX=1000 MINR=90M
..ends
*
*
*$

Well, I dont exspect it to be perfect, but just better than drawing it by
hand myself

Thanks

Klaus

 

[Jim Thompson]

Hi

I wonder if anyone know of a tool that can compile the netlist of a Spice
(Orcad PSpice) model and show it graphically?

Like this netlist:

.subckt awbtl431 4 2 6
DD29 4 6 M1MD431
.MODEL M1MD431 D IS=100.000000F RS=1.000000M TT=1.000000N BV=37
* SPECTRE: + IMAX=1000 MINR=0.9M
DD16 4 9 M2MZ2_5 1
..
etc
..
VV68 3 4 20
.MODEL M4MID D IS=1.000000N RS=100.000000M TT=1.000000N
* SPECTRE: + IMAX=1000 MINR=90M
.ends
*
*
*$

Well, I dont exspect it to be perfect, but just better than drawing it by
hand myself

Thanks

Klaus

I believe that someone sells a tool which purports to create a
schematic from a netlist. IIRC it is quite expensive.

...Jim Thompson

 

[Chaos Master]

Klaus Vestergaard Kragelund writh:

Hi

I wonder if anyone know of a tool that can compile the netlist of a Spice
(Orcad PSpice) model and show it graphically?

Well, I dont exspect it to be perfect, but just better than drawing it by
hand myself

Try to find an old version of Electronics Workbench (I often find them on
P2P programs).

They have a function to do this, it's buggy but gives you something.

 

[Klaus Kragelund]

Klaus Vestergaard Kragelund writh:


Try to find an old version of Electronics Workbench (I often find them on
P2P programs).

They have a function to do this, it's buggy but gives you something.
--
Chaos Master®, posting from Canoas, Brazil - 29.55° S / 51.11° W

"Two of the most famous products of Berkeley are LSD and Unix. I don't
think that this is a coincidence." -- Anonymous

Thanks. While searching I found a nice tool: SpiceVision
http://www.concept.de/sv_index.html

Cheers

Klaus