Where can I find more PSpice models for Op-Amps?

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PSpice users often find the standard libraries lacking in Op-Amp models. Many recommend downloading SPICE models directly from semiconductor manufacturers' websites, such as Analog Devices and Texas Instruments. While LTSpice IV is a free alternative, it is limited to linear circuits available on specific sites. Users express a preference for PSpice due to its superior performance compared to other free tools. Exploring manufacturer resources is essential for expanding model availability.
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Hello. I use P-Spice student version and I regret that standard librairies offer very few number of models, especially for Op-Amp's. Is there sites where I can download more components models.
 
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I use LTSpice IV. It is free, but it is limited to the linear circuits found at www.linear.com. Analog Devices may have their own free version.
 
I know pretty well this package but its performances are far below those of PSpice.
 
I usually download the SPICE models I need from the semiconductor manufacturers. They provide these models on their websites. Look at Analog Devices, Texas Instruments, etc.
 
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