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where is the /models folder in the eagle directory?

Anonymous — Tue, 24 Nov 2020 19:37:41 GMT

I am reading the EAGLE schematic to spice model tutorial here: Schematic to SPICE Model Mapping | EAGLE | Blog (autodesk.com).

I got stuck on the section of loading a model from your computer:

"... In this case, we don’t need to go searching the web for a diode model. The Models directory in EAGLE already has what we need. ...."

where is the "/models" directory? I cant find it anywhere! please help.

Re: where is the /models folder in the eagle directory?

RichardHammerl — Mon, 30 Nov 2020 09:35:47 GMT

Hi @Anonymous

it's in the Application folder, for example EAGLE-9.6.2 /examples/spice/examples.

Hope this helps.

Re: where is the /models folder in the eagle directory?

greg_laugle — Fri, 13 Jan 2023 09:57:58 GMT

Okay, what about on a Mac with Fusion 360? I want the ngspice-simulation library spice models, because I want to import them into other devices of my own creation. Specifically, the most basic N_FET model is what I want. I have been reading and searching for 2 hours and cannot find this info anywhere except inside of Fusion 360. The problem is when I want to click "Add Simulation...Load Model..." it goes to a browser window on my Mac, and then I have nothing. It seems like they made the whole thing Cloud-based, but then when you select Load Model, you can't get to the Cloud, you can only get to your computer. I find this very frustrating. I just want to use the basic intrinsic N_FET spice model, but I want it connected to the FET that I already created the schematic symbol, footprint, and 3D model for.