Adding LTSPICE component to MATLAB
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We want to incorporate a SPICE component in our MATLAB model.
We are using "subcircuit2ssc" command to add that component in MATLAB, but we are getting an error.
Please find the attached error snap-shot and component file in txt format.
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Maadhav Akula
on 28 May 2020
I think these errors come up usually indicating that there is a syntax or expression in the file that is not recognized or supported by Matlab's SPICE conversion assistant, which is described in detail here:
From looking at your component file I have found that upon removing the following lines 116,123 and 128(bolded below)
e5 NET5 0 Value {
+ if (V(gk,s)>11 ,
*+ (-0.9267*V(gk,s)**3+49.313*V(gk,s)**2-877.727*V(gk,s)+5351.268)/10000
+ ((87.641n*V(Tj)**3+46.001u*V(Tj)**2-15.03m*V(Tj)-0.13539)*V(gk,s)**3+
+ (-4.7725u*V(Tj)**3-2.0118m*V(Tj)**2+0.69225*V(Tj)+13.826)*V(gk,s)**2+
+ (86.016u*V(Tj)**3+27.876m*V(Tj)**2-10.322*V(Tj)-366.33)*v(gk,s)+
+ (-496.9u*V(Tj)**3-0.12272*V(Tj)**2+49.167*V(Tj)+3084.3))/10000
+ ,
+ if (V(gk,s)<=11 & V(gk,s)>9,
*+ (15*V(gk,s)**2-245*V(gk,s)+1470)/10000
+ ((8.3091u*V(Tj)**3+1.2517m*V(Tj)**2-0.30635*V(Tj)-4.25318)*(V(gk,s)**2)+
+ (-166.98u*V(Tj)**3-21.874m*V(Tj)**2+4.7236*V(Tj)+53.187)*v(gk,s)+
+ (821.34u*V(Tj)**3+90.986m*V(Tj)**2-15.564*V(Tj)+475.4))/10000
+ ,
*+ (13.958*V(gk,s)**2-158.333*V(gk,s)+774.375)/10000
and also by removing the semicolon in the line 217(bolded below), you should be able to build your library!
+ (Cjo/(1+(limit(v(dk,s),0,460)/Vj)**M))*ddt(v(dk,s)) ;
This behavior might be due to the comments (as * and ; are treated as comments) in the middle of a multi-line expression.
Hope this helps!
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Shrinivas Hanchate
on 1 Jun 2020
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Maadhav Akula
on 1 Jun 2020
I think ddt inside a function call is not supported by the conversion assistant, please have a look at the limitations page:
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