Simulation software that can use TI spice files

OK I downloaded and installed it and updated it yet the TI MOSFET does not appear in the list of available MOSFETS

So I tried placing the SPICE file into the SPICELIB directory and recompiling but it said "The number of LIB and TLD files should be the same missing TLD file"

So then I tried importing as a macro but then it said that it was encrypted and to contact........

Paul,

Which MOSFET are you trying to use? We provide the .TSM file for the TI NexxFETs which can be used with the Insert-->Macro function in TINA-TI. If the .TSM file is not in the product folder, please let me know and we will get it added.

 

CSD18533KCS

When I try and import it as a Macro it says "invalid device $CDNENCSTART"

Paul,

The PSpice models in the product folders for the TI NexFETs are encrypted and can only be used in PSpice version 15.7 or higher. WE have the TINA-TI .TSM files for many of the devices, however, the CSD18533KCS is not in the prodcut folder currently. Please see the .TSM file below.

You can use this macro with the Insert-->Macro... feature in TINA-TI.

CSD18533KCS.TSM

Please let us know if you have any questions.

You can also visit http://www.ti.com/spicerack for a complete listing of PSpice models that are available. You can search for TINA-TI models here as well. You can download the models directly as well as the reference designs for many of the TI products.

OK nearly there.

What's the quickest way to make four PWM sources for the input to my bridge circuit ?
I couldn't find a source option for PWM so I used 4 voltage sources and selected square wave but this doesn't work as there doesn't seem to be an option too offset it's timing.
The way I did it in LTSPice was to create a single PWM waveform with the correct rise and fall and dead times, then duplicated it 4 times with each instance offset from the others in the time domain.

can you also add csd18534q5a TSM file? Thanks