Best Places to Find SPICE Simulation Models

[NatashaB]

Did you know that Multisim supports just about any SPICE model?  This means that you can import pretty much any SPICE model available on a manufacturer’s website directly into Multisim and start simulating.  Throughout the past few releases, we have made explicit efforts to support even proprietary SPICE models, like PSPICE, to increase the breadth of options available to circuit designers.  That’s right – you can use models from other tools directly within Multisim.

The purpose of this thread is to list places to find SPICE models.  Of course, it's always a good idea to verify the model before using it (especially if the model was created by an individual).  Please add to this list, and if you have created your own models, feel free to share them on the Documents tab of this community.

Manufacturer Created Models

Manufacturer	Device Types
Aeroflex	Abrupt Varactor Diodes, GaAs Shottkey Diodes, Step Recovery Diodes, Schottky Diodes, Tunnel Diodes
Analog Devices	Amplifiers, Comparators, Switches, Multiplexers, Voltage References
AXV	Capacitors
Cirrus Logic	Amplifiers
Coilcraft, Inc.	RF Inductors, Power Inductors
Diodes, Inc.	Power MOSFETs, Diodes, MOSFETs, BJTs
Epcos	Inductors
Fairchild Semiconductors	Bipolar Transistors (BJTs), Diodes, Power MOSFETs, Opamps
Infineon Technologies	Diodes, BJTs, MOSFETs,
International Rectifier	Power MOSFETs, Diodes
Intersil	Buffers, Opamps, Comparators, Video ICs, Power MOSFET Driver
Linear Technology	Opamps, Comparators, Voltage References and Regulators
LittelFuse	Circuit Protection Application SPICE Models - varactors, special diodes, SCRs, Thyristors
Maxim	Amplifiers, Analog Switches and Multiplexers, Clocks, Counters, Comparators, Delay Lines, Oscillators, RTCs, Data Converters, Sample-and-Holds, Digital Potentiometers, Fiber and Communications, Filters (Analog), High-Frequency ASICs, Hot-Swap and Power Switching, Interface and Interconnect, Memories: Volatile, NV, Multi-Function, Thermal Management, Sensors, Sensor Conditioners, Voltage References, Wireless, RF, and Cable
Microchip	Opamps, Power MOSFETs, MOSFET Drivers
National Semiconductor	Opamps, Audio Applications
NXP Semiconductor	Complex discrete models, Diodes, MOSFETs, RF FETs, Wideband Transistors, Shottky Barrier Didodes, Small Signal Transistors
ON Semiconductor	AC-DC Controllers and Regulators, Amplifiers and Comparators, Bipolar Transistors (BJTs), Clock Generation, DC-DC Controllers, Converters and Regulators, Clock and Data Distribution, Diodes, Drivers, EMI/RFI Filters, FETs, Interfaces, Memory, Rectifiers, Standard Logic, Thyristors, Votlage Controllers, References and Supervisors
Polyfet	Polyfets
Renesas	MOSFETs, Diodes
ROHM	Transistors (Small Signal, Digital, Bipolar), Diodes (Shottkey Barrier, Zener, Fast Recovery, Rectifier, Switching, High Frequency), LEDs (PICOLED), Tantalum Capacitors
ST Microelectronics	Opamps, Comparators, Power MOSFETs, Diodes, Thyristors (Triacs, Diacs and SCRs) and IGBTs
Texas Instruments	Opamps, Comparators, Filters
Vishay	Power MOSFETs, Diodes

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[nonone01]

Do you have any NI tools, preferable Labview vi, that can be used to build spice models based on data Sheets?