Edit PSpice model

We must now define the model for the diode. Click the LEFT mouse button on the diode graphic, —W—. The graphic should turn pink, indicating that it has been selected. Next, select Edit and then PSpice Model from the Capture menus ... 

This window is a text editor and allows us to edit this model. Notice in the window title bar that the model we create will be saved in library SECTION 7AJU). This is a new library created for the current project. When we create a new model, we are also creating a new PSpice library file for the schematic. The project is named Section 7A.opj, so the library file will be named SECTION 7AJIb. When you create new models for a project, a new library file is created with the name of the schematic and the extension .lib. ... 

SQLUTIDI1 Select the graphic and then select Edit and PSpice Model to edit the resistor model R5patt ... 

With the Dbreak part selected, select Edit and then PSpice Model from the Capture menus ... 

Notice now that there are two models listed in the left window pane. This window displays all of the models contained in the library we are editing, Section 7A.llb. The name of the model for the part we selected is QtJtesHn. This model uses all default model parameters since no model parameters are set in the model. The PSpice parameter that represents Hpg is the parameter BF. Change the model as shown. We have renamed the model Qbf33 ... 

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