Andrew Beckett
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Sounds like you need to either attend some training or read the analog design environment documentation.
Most of the time, processes come with a design kit, which has a set of symbols for the devices in that process, and some corresponding model files.
If so, consult the documentation for that design kit, and use the appropriate component.
If you only have the model files (i.e. a text file describing a particular bipolar type, which uses the underlying bjt504 model), then you can use the npn/pnp component from analogLib, and specify the name of the model (as defined in the model file) in the model field on the edit properties form.
Then in ADE, reference the model library (setup->model libraries).
If you don't have a model file, then you've got to create one. But that's not something you can just invent...
Andrew.
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