LTSpice: spannungsgesteuerter Schalter Fehler ?

[007 (Gast)]

Hallo,

ich wollte im LTSpice einen spannungsgesteuerter Schalter testen und es 
funktioniert auch soweit nur bekomme ich eine Fehlermeldung wenn ich die 
Simulation ausführen will.

Fehlermeldung: Can´t find definition of model "SW"
(Wie im angehängten Bild zu sehen ist)

Den Error Log hab ich ebenfalls zum Beitrag angehängt.

Es ist der "sw" Schalter im LTSpice.

Warum bekomme ich den Fehler ?

[Norbert (Gast)]

Handbuch:

S. Voltage Controlled Switch

Mit Erklärung und Beispiel

[Davis (Gast)]

Empfehlung: ASC-Datei & Screenshot des Schaltplans posten.

[H. G. (ledi)]

S. Voltage Controlled Switch
Symbol Names: SW

Syntax: Sxxx n1 n2 nc+ nc- <model> [on,off]

Example:

S1 out 0 in 0 MySwitch
.model MySwitch SW(Ron=.1 Roff=1Meg Vt=0 Vh=-.5 Lser=10n Vser=.6)

The voltage between nodes nc+ and nc- controls the switch's impedance 
between nodes n1 and n2. A model card is required to define the behavior 
of the switch. See the schematic file .\examples\Educational\Vswitch.asc 
to see an example of a model card placed directly on a schematic as a 
SPICE directive.

Voltage Controlled Switch Model Parameters

Name
 Description
 Units
 Default

Vt
 Threshold voltage
 V
 0.

Vh
 Hysteresis voltage
 V
 0.

Ron
 On resistance
 W
 1.

Roff
 Off resistance
 W
 1/Gmin

Lser
 Series inductance
 H
 0.

Vser
 Series voltage
 V
 0.

Ilimit
 Current limit
 A
 Infin.


The switch has three distinct modes of voltage control, depending on the 
value of the hysteresis voltage, Vh. If Vh is zero, the switch is always 
completely on or off depending upon whether the input voltage is above 
the threshold. If Vh is positive, the switch shows hysteresis, as if it 
was controlled by a Schmitt trigger with trip points at Vt - Vh and Vt + 
Vh. Note that Vh is half the voltage between trip points which is 
different than the common laboratory nomenclature. If Vh is negative, 
the switch will smoothly transition between the on and off impedances. 
The transition occurs between the control voltages of Vt - Vh and Vt + 
Vh. The smooth transition follows a low order polynomial fit to the 
logarithm of the switch's conduction.

There is also a level 2 voltage-controlled switch which is an advanced 
version of the level 1 switch with negative hysteresis. The level 2 
switch is never completely on or off. The conduction as a function of 
control voltage Vc is

g(Vc) = exp(A * atan((Vc - Vt)/abs(Vh)) + B)

where

A = log(Roff / Ron) / p
B = log(1 / (Roff * Ron)) / 2

Also, the transition of the level 2 switch to current limit is gradual 
instead of abrupt. At a fixed control voltage, the I-V curve is given by 
the equation

I(V) = Ilimit * tanh(g(Vc) * V)

where Ilimit defaults to 10 amperes for the level 2 switch.

The level 2 switch supports the option to conduct in only one direction 
by either specifying the flag "oneway" or specifying a voltage drop with 
parameter Vser. The transition between forward conduction and reverse 
open circuit can be specified to be a smooth transition by specifying 
the parameter epsilon to be non-zero.