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DRV8876-Q1: Error occurred in Pspice Model.

Part Number: DRV8876-Q1

Hi TI.

I am using DRV8876-Q1 Pspice Model in LT Spice Software, I am Getting an Error on DRV8876-Q1 model.

Please Suggest a solutions. 

ERROR:

Questionable use of curly braces in "b§e_abmgate yint 0 v={if(v(a)>{{vthresh}}&v(b)>{{vthresh}},{{vdd}},{{vss}})}"
Error: undefined symbol in: "if([v](a)>((vthresh))&v(b)>((vthresh)),((vdd)),((vss)))"
Questionable use of curly braces in "b§e_abmgate1 yint1 0 v={if(v(a)>{{vthresh}},{{vdd}},{{vss}})}"
Error: undefined symbol in: "if([v](a)>((vthresh)),((vdd)),((vss)))"
Questionable use of curly braces in "b§e_abmgate2 yint3 0 v={if(v(yint2)>{{vthresh}},{{vdd}},{{vss}})}"
Error: undefined symbol in: "if([v](yint2)>((vthresh)),((vdd)),((vss)))"
Questionable use of curly braces in "b§e_abmgate yint 0 v={if(v(a)>{{vthresh}}|v(b)>{{vthresh}},{{vdd}},{{vss}})}"
Error: undefined symbol in: "if([v](a)>((vthresh))|v(b)>((vthresh)),((vdd)),((vss)))"
Questionable use of curly braces in "b§e_abmgate yint 0 v={if(v(a)>{{vthresh}},{{vss}},{{vdd}})}"
Error: undefined symbol in: "if([v](a)>((vthresh)),((vss)),((vdd)))"
Questionable use of curly braces in "b§e_abmgate yint 0 v={if(v(a)>{{vthresh}}|v(b)>{{vthresh}},{{vdd}},{{vss}})}"
Error: undefined symbol in: "if([v](a)>((vthresh))|v(b)>((vthresh)),((vdd)),((vss)))"
Questionable use of curly braces in "b§e_abmgate yint 0 v={if(v(a)>{{vthresh}}|v(b)>{{vthresh}},{{vdd}},{{vss}})}"
Error: undefined symbol in: "if([v](a)>((vthresh))|v(b)>((vthresh)),((vdd)),((vss)))"
Questionable use of curly braces in "b§e_abmgate yint 0 v={if(v(a)>{{vthresh}}&v(b)>{{vthresh}},{{vdd}},{{vss}})}"
Error: undefined symbol in: "if([v](a)>((vthresh))&v(b)>((vthresh)),((vdd)),((vss)))"

  • Hi Arun,

    I was able to run this model in PSpice for TI without a problem. So, there doesn't appear to be any issues with the model per se.

    I can't comment on what or why LTSpice is having an issue with these statements.

    If you can find out from them what is invalid (seems like it might be the '{' and '}', you can modify the model and re-run it.

    It won't be recognized by PSpice for TI as a TI model any longer, so I'd make sure to rename it, or have a separate version in case you want to compare circuit performance between tools.

    Regards,

    David