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To convert a datasheet to a SPICE model for MOSFETs, manufacturers often provide SPICE models on their websites, such as International Rectifier. For example, the IRF540 is a commonly referenced MOSFET with an available model. Creating a SPICE model involves using the equivalent circuit from the datasheet. It's recommended to use Level 3 for more accuracy, although lower levels can suffice for many applications. Accessing these resources can simplify the modeling process significantly.
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I would appreciate any reference or book recommendations you all may have as to how to convert a datasheet to a spice model, specifically Mosfets

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Look up the International Rectifier website (www.ir.com) Choose a MOSFET and you'll find a spice model available. Try IRF540, its a common one.

Level 3 is a good level to have in your mosfet model, but lower levels also do the job.
 
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