E810F Spice

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Bambam
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E810F Spice

Post by Bambam »

Hello,
for 6 months I have been simulating with LTspice and tubes. In my project I am changing an OTL circuit form Alan Kimmel. Therefore I build some spice tube models with that tool: http://www.boschma.com/motega.html.
It's a pretty cool tool, because you can build a spice model with some points out of the tube data sheet, but I couldn't make a model of the E810F. (perhaps I'm too stupid :cry: )
I've read in this Forum that your are using E810F models. That is why i'am asking if i can get it? I've modelled a E130l if someone need it?

Many thangs!

Best regards

Wolfgang
dave slagle
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Post by dave slagle »

Welcome.

I'm unfamiliar with the program you mentioned. Will it do Pentode models?

I run mainly on a mac environment so anything PC based requires me to climb a bit of an OS learning curve.

dave
Bambam
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Post by Bambam »

Hy,
yes you can create models of pentodes too. You need a matlab installation to run the script. Matlab is some kind of scientific tool and is very expensive.
But if I'm right (look on this webside: http://www.boschma.com/Matlab.html)
you can run this program without a matlab installation.
I don't know if this "work around" works on macs...sorry...

Best regards!

Wolfgang
Andrew
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Post by Andrew »

I'm not aware of anyone with an E810F model, I use Steve's (big thanks) D3a as a generic pentode in the early stages of design and then use the datasheets to work things out for the actual pentode in question.

-- Andrew
reVintage
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Post by reVintage »

Hi BamBam,
Please publish your E130L as I would need it. Thanks!
Brgds
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Bambam
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Post by Bambam »

Hy,
here is the E130L model. But this model is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind...

Best regards


Wolfgang
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TheGimp
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6J9P / EF180 model

Post by TheGimp »

The 6J9P.E180F is a hodgepodge of bits and peices I stitched together but seems to be fairly accurate with the exception of screen current:

*-----------------------------------------------------------------------
*
* Filename: 6J9P.inc 6-14-2011
* Simulator: LTSpice
* Device type: Pentode
* Device model: 6J9P
*
* Author: Steven Parfitt
* Date: 6-14-2011
* Copyright: (C)

* Pins A Anode
* S Screen
* G Grid
* K Cathode
*
*----------------------------------------------------------------------
*
* The following parameters are not modelled:
*
* (1) Heater
*
* Please note that this model is bits and pieces taken from several sources and as such
* is provided "as is" with no warranty or other guarantee of its suitability
* for any application.
*
*
.SUBCKT 6J9P A S G K

.PARAM VA0=100
.PARAM VS0=150
.PARAM VG0=-1
.PARAM IA0=43m
.PARAM IS0=5m

.PARAM MU=72

.PARAM STEPEN=1.5

.PARAM KSA=0.1
.PARAM NORM=PWR((VS0/MU+VG0),STEPEN)
.PARAM PEREGIB=1000
.PARAM NORM2=(2*PWR(VA0,2)+VA0)/(2*PWR(VA0,2)+VA0+PEREGIB)
Bgs gs2 0 V=PWR((URAMP(V(S,K)/MU+V(G,K))),STEPEN)/(NORM)
Bn n 0 V=V(A,K)/(V(gs2)+1u)
Bat WIN 0 V=(2*PWR(V(n),2)+V(n))/(2*PWR(V(n),2)+V(n)+PEREGIB)/(NORM2)
Banode cc 0 V=V(gs2)*V(WIN)
*
* Calculate anode current
*
Ba A K I=(IA0+IS0)*V(cc)*(1-KSA)
*
* Calculate screen current
*
Bscrn sc 0 V=V(gs2)*(1-V(WIN))
Bs S K I=(IA0+IS0)*V(sc)*(1-KSA)+KSA*((IA0+IS0)*V(cc))
*
* Grid current (approximation - does not model low va/vs)
*
Bg G K I=PWR((URAMP(V(G,K)),1.5))*50E-6+V(G,K)/30Meg
*
* Capacitances
*
Cg1 G K 13.5p
Cak A S1 1.8p
Cg1a G A 0.045p
R1 S1 K 0.01
Cs1 S1 G 1p
Cgs G S 3p



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