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The vendor of your MOSFET should be able to supply SPICE models of their pa=
rts.

Incorporating them into LTSPICE is easy using an .include statement

As far as I know the only depletion mode FETs in the standard LTSPICE libra=
ry are JFETs.

Best regards, Bob

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From: piclist-bounces@mit.edu <piclist-bounces@mit.edu> on behalf of Jim
Sent: Tuesday, January 7, 2020 11:55 AM
To: Microcontroller Public
Subject: [EE]: LTSpice Question


 All,

 I have a need to simulate a circuit using a Depletion Mode MOSFET using
LTSpice.
 I have looked at the list of MOSFETs included in the application, but I
don't see any Depletion Mode FETs.
 Does anyone have any idea what part number in LTSpice could be a
Depletion Mode MOSFET?  Or does anyone have a model of
 an N Channel Depletion Mode MOSFET that will run under LTSpice?
 The parameters of the particular part number aren't an important issue
at this time.  I just need a functional model
 for a quick proof of concept for a new circuit for a new product at
work.   I can't elaborate on this further at the
 moment, but later, if all works out, I'll let everyone know that is
interested what the circuit is intended to do, and
 if it does what it's supposed to.

 Anyway, if anyone knows if any of the MOSFET part numbers listed in
LTSpice are Depletion Mode FET's, please let me
 know.


 Thanks and Regards,

 Jim



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