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How do you properly import the Pspice model for the LM5106 into TINA? There are two transient models contained in the zip file along with the library file.
Why isn't this model contained in TINA's library already?
I do not see two transient models in the .zip file. I only see the LM5106_TRANS .lib file. I do see two different configuration files, however.
It is a PSpice encrypted library that cannot be imported into TINA-TI directly. I will add it to our TINA-TI conversion list.
There are many reasons why a specific part may or may not be in TINA-TI. We do not convert every PSpice model into TINA-TI. However, when we do get a request, we will add the device to our translation queue if it is not already there.
The TINA-TI translation does take some time. The model has to be fully tested as it was in PSpice (making sure all of the features and waveforms match between teh two simulators). Normally, the conversion takes about 5 days due to the number of simulations that need to be preformed and due to the loading factors for the queue.
Once the reference design is complete (the .TSC file), it will be posted here. A few days later, it will show up in the product folder, along with the .TSM file (the TINA macro, what we would call the TINA model).
