uhdam said:Hello berkeman,
I couldn't find spice models for LM5111 & LM5112 in google.. So that I posted in the forum sir...
Spice models are mathematical representations of electronic components, such as transistors and diodes, that are used to simulate their behavior in electronic circuits.
The LM5111 and LM5112 are both spice models for high-speed, high-side gate drivers. The main difference between them is that the LM5112 has an additional feature of adjustable dead time control, while the LM5111 does not.
The accuracy of spice models depends on various factors, such as the complexity of the circuit, the quality of the model, and the simulation settings. Generally, the LM5111 and LM5112 spice models have a high level of accuracy and are commonly used in industry for circuit simulations.
No, spice models are specific to the electronic component they represent. The LM5111 and LM5112 spice models are designed for high-speed, high-side gate drivers and may not accurately simulate other types of circuits or components.
The LM5111 and LM5112 spice models can be found on the official website of the manufacturer, or on various online databases and forums for electronic components. It is important to ensure that the spice model is from a reliable source and is compatible with your simulation software.