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Where to Find SPICE Model for NPN Transistor MJE13001 for Circuit Simulation?

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Topic summary

The discussion addresses the challenge of obtaining an accurate SPICE model for the NPN transistor MJE13001 for circuit simulation, particularly in LTSpice. Due to the lack of publicly available detailed design parameters, users are advised to either create their own model or use a substitute switching transistor model with similar characteristics. It is noted that external circuit elements, especially the flyback transformer, significantly influence simulation accuracy. Parameter extraction tools from vendors like Altium and Intusoft exist but are typically not free and may require validation against known models. Variability in transistor parameters even within the same production batch suggests that Monte Carlo analysis can be beneficial. Practical experience shows that using a different transistor model can yield about 70% similarity in simulation results, while precise transformer modeling using LTSpice’s nonlinear inductor and coupling coefficient features can improve accuracy. Ultimately, iterative testing with similar switching transistors and careful transformer modeling is recommended to approach high-fidelity simulation outcomes.
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