ADuM3190 files missing from library (on Mac)

Since my ADuM3195 design is working well I decided to reduce BOM cost using the ADuM3190/4190 version. Please advise on the above questions thank you

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Hi Janus523 

Thank you for your inquiry. We are aware that the LTSpice model for the ADuM3190 is currently missing. Our team is actively working on restoring it. We apologize for the inconvenience.

What kind of error are you experiencing at startup?

One possible error you may have is "(3): This sub-circuit name is not defined."

You can fix this error by adding the following spice directive to your schematic:

.include ADuM3190B.sub

To add a spice directive to your schematic, click on the ".t" icon on the toolbar and paste the above spice directive

Let me know if you are able to run the simulation.

Regards,
Alessandro

Ciao  Alessandro 

Thank you for the response. I do all my major development on two MAC OS machines M1 M2 etc.. I have PCs but only for running the PICO oscilloscopes PSPICE and few other apps. I prefer the LTSPICE mac os version much better...

ad 1> OK is there a timeframe for including the ADuM3190 back into distribution? I am trying to replace the more expensive 3195/4195 w the 3190 (Also holds half the Vref than ADuM3195 and matches the latest Gen flyback controllers from ADI.

ad 2> The issue is path i believe. LTSPICE for MacOS doesnot resolve the spice path properly. if the path contains a space. Which is the case w .../applications support/... for example. the .include statement throws an error. 

I have the same thing with a series of MOSFETs from IFX. If i want this to work I have to essentially use a local file. by having to eliminate the path and placing the model in the directory. which causes files to be all ove rthe place and out of synch etc. 

LMK if this will be fixed..? 

Thank you 

Kind Regards 

Ciao Alessandro, Mi scusi for all the messages... I wanted to make sure I am not wasting your time - you trying to trace something already solved.

OK I rebuilt the symbol, fixed the path, and corrected all the internal model references etc.  Model now works fine. see attached .asc. (if you want to run it you would have to load a stray ADuM3190 model into the local path)

It appears the ADuM3190 works fine in this configuration supporting a Pout range from  2x1W to 60W Pout total 120W. Have to model the loop gain, RHZP etc. in MATlab but this all looks good. thank you for your help. grazie mille 

Thomas

PSS4_LT1245_ bus-flybackSSR_Rev014-1.asc

Hi Thomas,

No issue at all, I'm glad you solved this issue and thanks for letting me know!

Best regards,
Alessandro