Where Can I Find the Decade CMOS 4017 Model for LT Spice Simulation?

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The discussion centers on finding a decade CMOS 4017 model for LT Spice simulations. A user inquires about the model, noting its absence in the standard library. Another participant suggests checking the Files section of the LTspice user group, which contains 4000 series SPICE models. The original poster expresses gratitude for the helpful link. This exchange highlights the community's support in sharing resources for LT Spice users.
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Hello,

Anyone out there with the decade cmos 4017 model?
Im using LT spice for some simulation but i can't find it in the standard library.

Thanks in advance.

Nash78
 
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Great link! Thanks and thanks and thanks . . . .
 

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