TINA/Spice/ISO5851: encrypted models

Keith,

You cannot import the encrypted PSpice model into TINA-TI. You will need to get the unencrypted PSpice model to import it into any simulator other than PSpice. Please see the following FAQ:

I need a TINA model for ISO5851 if I am going to use this part.
TI doesn't have an unencrypted model for use with TINA. It looks to me TI is trying to force everyone to use the on-line webench. What a shame!

Keith,

This is the same process used for any encrypted PSpice model that is in the product folder.

I will see if I can get the device added to the TINA-TI translation queue. I do not know how long the queue is or how long the translation would take. Normally, it is quicker to get the unencrypted PSpice model using the procedure in the FAQ and import it directly into TINA-TI.

Please remember that we put the encrypted PSpice models on the web to protect IP that may be contained in the model. This has nothing to do with the WEBENCH tools.

I understand your frustration with the encrypted models.

As I stated before TI DOESN'T HAVE an UNENCRYPTED MODEL FOR ISO5851.
If you Engineers to use Tina_TI, you should provide models that work with it.
As usual TI doesn't have a good solution.

You definitely are not a Mastermind.