Add Component to Multisim v6: 2N3055 | Help/Support

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To add the 2N3055 component to Multisim v6, users can utilize the datasheet of the component and follow the guidelines provided in the tutorial available at NI's website. The 2N3055 power transistor does not come pre-installed in Multisim v6, necessitating the search for SPICE models from manufacturers. Specifically, ON Semiconductor offers a SPICE model for the 2N3055, which can be accessed through their official site. Users are encouraged to download the necessary files and integrate them into their Multisim environment for effective circuit simulation.

PREREQUISITES
  • Familiarity with Multisim v6 software
  • Understanding of SPICE circuit models
  • Access to component datasheets
  • Basic knowledge of electronic components, specifically transistors
NEXT STEPS
  • Download the 2N3055 SPICE model from ON Semiconductor's website
  • Follow the tutorial on NI's website for adding custom components in Multisim
  • Research how to create custom components in Multisim v6
  • Explore additional resources for finding .cir files for other electronic components
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Electronics engineers, circuit designers, and students looking to enhance their simulation capabilities in Multisim v6 by adding custom components like the 2N3055 power transistor.

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how can i add or create a new component on multisim v6 such as 2N3055 if i have the datasheet of the component? can anybody help me or support me by a link?? thanks
 
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thanks ranger...is there any site where i can download .cir files (spice or circuit files) of electronic components such as the power transistor 2N3055 which doesn't exist in multism 6...i need to add components as 2n3055 to multisim in the easiest way
 
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