ESD test simulation in LTspice! 61000-4-2 EMC challenge!

[@antonispapadopoulos9816]

Thanks for sharing! Where can we find the models of "ESD Simulator HBM Model"? Do u have any specific library that contains this model and all the others that you show in the channel? Thanks in advance

[@emcDV]

Hi, for now you need to make models by yourself. Maybe in the near future I will upload them. Regards

[@antonispapadopoulos9816]

@@emcDVThanks, I will give it a try.. keep it up!

[@carlob5015]

Invaluable content! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the electrical engineering community. Change Nothing! I am looking forward to you next video.

[@emcDV]

Thank you, please share my channel to others. I recently put Surge test video if you didn't not see it. Regards

[@biswajit681]

EMC Marvel!! Many Thanks for your excellent video... please keep posting this gold!!

[@emcDV]

Thank you for your support and viewing! Stay tuned for more videos!

[@MrMekambe]

Which is an electrician's favorite band? AC/DC.

[@itsjyotirmoy9235]

Hi .. how to simulate 800 to 400 volt Dual active bridge converter in LTSpice. New to LTspice. Please make a video on this

[@emcDV]

Hi, to some extent it can be done, but now I am preparing a simulation of the Surge test

[@itsjyotirmoy9235]

@@emcDV ok sure.. once done this plz make one for DAB converter

[@peterwolf1560]

Very nice, many thanks for that. Question: is this model applicable for 330 pF / 2 kOhm network as well? How accurate the simulation can be in this case?

[@emcDV]

Hi, it should work. The ESD generator schematic is this same, so you will only need to change first brenach values for capacitor and resistor (HBM branch). The tolerances when checking the ESD curve will be a little diffrent and according to ISO 10605, thanks.

[@peterwolf1560]

@@emcDV Perfect, that was helping a lot. Thanks for your swift feedback.

[@gerrikoio]

I am not getting the same results at all. First question is IC={dV}. You provide no explanation on how you entered this into the model.

[@emcDV]

Hi, sorry for the late reply I was on vacation. I added the initial conditions as ‘Value2’ in the component attribute editor. It is opened by right-clicking the capacitor with the Ctrl key pressed. Also check that you are not omitting the initial conditions from the transient simulation options. Let me know if you were successful

[@gerrikoio]

@@emcDV hi, yes I was successful thanks.