Easier Way to Build Spice Models from Old Data Sheets

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Building SPICE models from old data sheets can be tedious, often requiring manual spreadsheet creation from curve traces. There is interest in finding software that can automate this process by tracing lines over images and generating data tables or power series directly. One suggested tool is DataThief, which can trace line graphs from images. Users are looking for more lab tools or software options that can simplify this task. Efficient solutions would streamline the modeling process significantly.
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I would like to find an easier way to build spice models from old data sheets. Normally one would have to tediously build spread sheet tables from curve traces of these old tubes. However, I was wondering if there is some sort of program that allows one to trace lines over the images, set extremis, and have a program either generate a data table from this line, or directly generate a power series that fits this curve. Is there any lab tools/software that can do something like this?

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Chris Maness
 
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Sweet thanks.

Chris
 
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