PSPICE-FOR-TI: Doesn't have the same result, because of the Third Party Model

Hi Ihzany,

Would you please share your project?

Thanks,
JC

I'm using "PJD16P06A-AU" model this is a third party model and i've tried using this model to simulate with DC Sweep according TI tutorial for DC Sweep 

I'm using "PJD16P06A-AU" model this is a third party model and i've tried using this model to simulate with DC Sweep according TI tutorial for DC Sweep 

OK, so what is it that you were expecting?

Please refer to the image above sir. i've already explain before

thank you

I can see that you are doing a nested sweep on VGS and VDS.I can also see that the FET turns on at about 0.7V. What I do not have is the model or the design you are simulating so I cannot comment on any other values. Please archive your design and share it with me and here's how: (+) [FAQ] PSPICE-FOR-TI: How do I share PSpice for TI projects? - Simulation, hardware & system design tools forum - Simulation, hardware & system design tools - TI E2E support forums.

I've sent it with google drive, is it okay? 

Thank you Zhu

test from ti-2022-12-14T00-28.zip

did you follow the instructions to archive the project? The zip file does not contain the model and I got this error:

ERROR(ORPSIM-16276): Simulation cannot be completed because library C:/Users/iviliadevi/Documents/Latihan/PJD16P06A-AU.lib
is not available.
.STMLIB "C:/Users/iviliadevi/Documents/Latihan/PJD16P06A-AU.OLB"
* From [PSPICE NETLIST] section of C:\cds_spb_home\cdssetup\OrCAD_PSpiceTIPSpice_Install\17.4.0\PSpice.ini file:
-----------------------------------------------------------------$
ERROR(ORPSIM-16358): Unable to open stimulus file C:/Users/iviliadevi/Documents/Latihan/PJD16P06A-AU.OLB.

Please either archive the project according to the instructions or attach the two missing files here.

Thanks,
JC

test from ti-2022-12-15T01-05.zip

Sir i've already share the project according this : (+) [FAQ] PSPICE-FOR-TI: How do I share PSpice for TI projects? - Simulation, hardware & system design tools forum - Simulation, hardware & system design tools - TI E2E support forums.

i don't know why you can't open it 

try again, this is the new one 

Is this a PMOS or NMOS device?

This is PMOS device sir 

OK. But your schematic assumes an NMOS device. Would you please try connecting it as a PMOS and test again?

-JC

Hi JC !

I've already change the model but as you can see the result still look like this