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Can't find LM238 voltage regulator in Multisim

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I'm new to Multisim.  I can't find a LM238 voltage regulator in the library under power sources/voltge regulators.  In fact, I did a general search and couldn't find it anywhere.  What's usually done in a case like this?  My intuition tells me that I shouldn't have to redesign my circuit just because I can't find a component in Multisim.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

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Hi there,

 

We don't have a model for the LM238, but we do have a model for the LM138. According to this datasheet, the LM138, LM238 and LM338 are identical except for operating temperature ranges. You can place a LM138 component from the master database and use that for simulationand layout.

 

Hope that helps.

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Yi
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National Instruments - Electronics Workbench Group
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Hello everyone.

 

I am trying to find LM138/238/338 or LT338 but cannot find it. The funny thing is i have Multisim 11.0 installed, in this case do I have to update my library or something like that?

 

Thank you.

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Hi,

 

Attached is a model for the LM138, now you can create a component and save it to your database.  If you are not sure how to do this, have a look at this:

http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/3173

Tien P.

National Instruments
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Hello sir,

 

Actually I'm also new to Multisim.  I can't find a MIC29302 voltage regulator in the library under power sources/voltge regulators.  In fact, I did a general search and couldn't find it anywhere.  What's usually done in a case like this?  My intuition tells me that I shouldn't have to redesign my circuit just because I can't find a component in Multisim.

please help me sir.

 

Thanks in advance,

Neev

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You can use another voltage regulator, a generic one, just be sure to verify it has the same voltage and current values. It shouldn't affect your design

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Good day all,
I've been working different projects on Multisim and I've noticed there are no voltage regulators at all.
I want to know if they were saved with a different name, or i have to create a custom component for voltage regulation each time.

 

thank you in advance to whoever replies

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Держите рабочие модели. Правой кнопкой выберите "сохранить", и они будут сохранены в Вашей индивидуальной базе.

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