Data Line Choke DLD (B82789/90/93),ANSYS
History
History for SPICE-Library for ANSYS Designer
for TDK Electronics AG : DLD.lib
Version 1.50
assembled on (Wed May 26 08:18:15 CEST 2021)
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Version 1.50
- descriptions updated
- LTspice library improved
- B82790C0502N201 added
- B82793* completed
- B82789* added
- B82799* withdrawn
- B82789*001 withdrawn
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Version 1.46
- LTspice library added
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Version 1.45
- elements added
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Version 1.40
- Cadence Orcad Capture library added
- PSPICE *.slb syntax updated
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Version 1.35
- Ansoft Designer library added
- elements added
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Version 1.30
- elements added
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Version 1.20
- elements added
B82790
B82793
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Version 1.10
- elements added
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Version 1.00
- library created
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Readme
SPICE-Library for ANSYS Designer
for TDK Electronics AG : DLD.lib
Version 1.50
assembled on (Wed May 26 08:18:15 CEST 2021)
This SPICE library contains all models for
SMD data line choke
These linear models are suited for DC, AC and Transient-
simulations. Accurate results can be expected below
the first resonant frequency. Using these models
outside its specification can lead to false results.
The models describe the behaviour of typical
elements. Please keep in mind, that real components
can vary in the range given in the datasheets.
Library listing of all parts
(sorted by part numbers) :
B82789C0104H002 SIMDAD EIA 1812; High temperature (2x100 uH)
B82789C0104N002 SIMDAD EIA 1812; standard performance (2x100 uH)
B82789C0113H002 SIMDAD EIA 1812; High temperature (2x11 uH)
B82789C0113N002 SIMDAD EIA 1812; standard performance (2x11 uH)
B82789C0223H002 SIMDAD EIA 1812; High temperature (2x22 uH)
B82789C0223N002 SIMDAD EIA 1812; standard performance (2x22 uH)
B82789C0513H002 SIMDAD EIA 1812; High temperature (2x51 uH)
B82789C0513N002 SIMDAD EIA 1812; standard performance (2x51 uH)
B82789S0223H002 SIMDAD EIA 1812; High temperature (2x22 uH)
B82789S0223N002 SIMDAD EIA 1812; standard performance (2x22 uH)
B82790C0105N240 Automotive and telecom, closed housing (2x1 mH)
B82790C0113N201 Automotive and telecom, closed housing (2x11 uH)
B82790C0225N265 Automotive and telecom, closed housing (2x2.2 mH)
B82790C0253N201 Automotive and telecom, closed housing (2x25 uH)
B82790C0474N215 Automotive and telecom, closed housing (2x470 uH)
B82790C0475N265 Automotive and telecom, closed housing (2x4.7 mH)
B82790C0502N201 Automotive and telecom, closed housing (2x5 uH)
B82790C0513N201 Automotive and telecom, closed housing (2x51 uH)
B82790S0253N201 Automotive and telecom, closed housing (2x25 uH)
B82790S0513N201 Automotive and telecom, closed housing (2x51 uH)
B82792C0226N365 Telecom ISDN ADSL, open housing (2x22 mH)
B82793C0104N201 Automotive and telecom; high currents; reduced height (2x100 uH)
B82793C0105N265 Automotive and telecom; high currents; reduced height (2x1 mH)
B82793C0113N201 Automotive and telecom; high currents; reduced height (2x11 uH)
B82793C0206N265 Automotive and telecom; high currents; reduced height (2x20 mH)
B82793C0225N265 Automotive and telecom; high currents; reduced height (2x2.2 mH)
B82793C0253N201 Automotive and telecom; high currents; reduced height (2x25 uH)
B82793C0474N215 Automotive and telecom; high currents; reduced height (2x470 uH)
B82793C0475N265 Automotive and telecom; high currents; reduced height (2x4.7 mH)
B82793C0476N265 Automotive and telecom; high currents; reduced height (2x47 mH)
B82793C0502N201 Automotive and telecom; high currents; reduced height (2x5 uH)
B82793C0513N201 Automotive and telecom; high currents; reduced height (2x51 uH)
B82793S0253N201 Automotive and telecom; high currents; reduced height (2x25 uH)
B82793S0513N201 Automotive and telecom; high currents; reduced height (2x51 uH)
Installation of DLD Model Library
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The model library of DLD (SMD data line choke) for the
circuit design program ANSYS Electronics Desktop Circuit
Simulator comprises the following 5 files:
DLD.lib ASCII data file:
This file respresents the actual library and
contains the data required for simulation.
DLD_Nexxim.inc
ASCII data file:
This file respresents the actual library and
contains the data required for simulation with
Nexxim.
DLD.aclb Components file:
This file represents the terminal information
and data about the single Components of the
library
DLD.aflb Footprint data file:
This file contains the exact footprint for the
elements in the library
DLD.aslb Symbol data file:
This file contains the graphics information
required by the graphic user interface
To install the library you must extract the a.m. files into
the /userlib directory of your ANSYS Electronics Desktop
Installation. (They will be then situated in
/userlib/TDK/DLD. Don't use another directory!)
ANSYS Electronics Desktop:
1) Copy or extract the files in the a.m. directory
2) Start ANSYS Electronics Desktop
3a) Project -> Insert Circuit Design
4) Tools -> Configure Libraries
5) Mark: User Libraries
Components
Available Libraries: TDK-Folder
>>
6) Repeat for Footprints und Symbols
7) Check "Save as Default" and confirm with "OK"
8) The Elements are now prepared for use. Your find them in
the "Project Manager" -> "Components" -> "User Libraries"
Nexxim:
Tools -> Options -> General Options -> Component Chooser
Options -> check "Show all Components"
3b) Project -> Insert Nexxim Circuit Design
4) Tools -> Configure Libraries
5) Mark: User Libraries
Components
Available Libraries: TDK-Folder
>>
6) Repeat for Footprints und Symbols
7) Check "Save as Default" and confirm with "OK"
8) The Elements are now prepared for use. Your find them in
the "Project Manager" -> "Components" -> "User Libraries"