In the top section of the window, you can also click on the Library tab to browse all the parts divided up by the library that they come installed in but this doesn’t add much that you can’t already get from the regular Place > Part dialog in Capture so it probably won’t be used that often.īesides browsing categories which is a great way of finding parts, the search field in the center is an excellent way of trimming down the results to find what you’d like to very quickly. Once you’ve arrived at the correct level, the Description section at the bottom will populate with the contents of the category that you’ve selected allowing you to choose and eventually double click on the part that you’d like to place it in the schematic window. You can open up a category to see what lies inside and continue descending until you find the type of part that you’d like to add. Switches (Multiplexer, Switch Arrays, etc.).Special Function (Hall Effect Sensor, etc.).Source (Batteries, Digital, PWL, Stimulus).Power Management (Controllers, DC-DC, PWM etc.).OptoElectronics (LEDs, OptoCouplers, etc.).Magnetics (Ferrite Core, Powdered Core).Ideal Devices (Digital, Discrete, Passive).Discrete (Transistor, Diode, FETs, etc.).
Analog Behavioral Models Data Converters (ADC, DAC).Amplifiers and Linear IC's (Filters, Buffers, etc.).There are 17 main categories to choose parts from: Once you’ve found a part that you want, simply double click on it to place it on your Capture schematic.īrowsing by category groups similar components across different libraries together and allows you to drill into and find a certain type of component without knowing a specific part number. You can also search on a specific category or on all categories for any piece of text that lies in the name or description field.
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With the free PSpice Model Search App (available for users of 16.6 with hotfix 016 or higher) you can browse all the installed libraries by the Library or by the Category that the part falls in to. If you know the exact number of the part you’re looking for that certainly makes it easier, but what if you just want to find something more generic without knowing the exact part number? The sheer volume of parts that you are presented with can make it hard to find the kind of part that you’re looking for. PSpice comes with 10’s of thousands of library parts from many different vendors and regions.
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