
- Analog Devices
- NEXT Mobility
What is LTspice?
LTspice is a SPICE simulator provided free of charge by Analog Devices.
The library includes macro models for many Analog Devices products and passive components.
Demo circuits are also available.
How to Obtain LTspice Demo Circuits
From the toolbar, select Component -> Search for the device -> Select the device -> Open Example Circuit

They can also be obtained from the Analog Devices website.

SPICE Model
LTspice can also use SPICE models not registered in the library.
Device Models
Element models, including transistors, FETs, and diodes, are described with .MODEL
There are several ways to use them, but here is a simple method.
- 1. Obtain the SPICE model from the manufacturer's website, etc.
- 2. Open the obtained SPICE model in a text editor and copy the text starting from ".Model ~".

- 3. Open "SPICE Directive(.)" -> Edit Text on the Schematic from the LTspice toolbar and paste the text after .Model.

- 4. Ctrl+right-click the element of the SPICE model to be used to open the Component Attribute Editor.
Enter the model name to be used in the Value field.Now the device model can be used.

Subcircuit Models
Circuit models with a hierarchical structure described with .SUBCKT
Using subcircuit models requires symbol creation, but LTspice has a function to automatically generate symbols from models.
- 1. Obtain the SPICE model from the manufacturer's website, etc.
- 2. Drag and drop the obtained SPICE model into LTspice to open it.
- 3. Right-click on the blue text ".SUBCKT ..." and select "Create Symbol"

- 4 . Save the automatically generated symbol to your desired directory.

- 5 . Select the automatically generated model from the Component option in the toolbar.
The subcircuit model can now be used.

Inquiry
Related Product Information
Using AI Machine Learning to Diagnose Motors - The Smart Motor System|Analog Devices
- Analog Devices
- NEXT Mobility
- ICT and Industrial
- Smart Factories and Robotics
New LTspice③ Parametric Analysis and Tolerance Analysis | Analog Devices
- Analog Devices
- NEXT Mobility
New LTspice Complete Guide ① | Analog Devices
- Analog Devices
- NEXT Mobility
Introduction to Wireless Gesture Sensors (Use Cases for Analog Devices Products)
- Analog Devices
- NEXT Mobility
- ICT and Industrial
- Smart Factories and Robotics
Key points of GMSL2 design| Analog Devices
- Analog Devices
- NEXT Mobility
The features and product lineup of the GMSL2 high-speed transmission technology for automotive applications | Analog Devices
- Analog Devices
- NEXT Mobility
- ICT and Industrial