Hi, after duly studying "Wolfspeed SiC Mosfet OrCad Pspice Model Quick Start Guide Rev 2 January 2024" I have succeeded in importing the library (the E3M0160120D.lib in the example I have tried) into Pspice OrCAD X 24.1, as well as succeeding in linking it to the WOLFSPEED-TO247-3L.OLB symbol. I have then connected the MOSFET drain to DC voltage source, the gate to a trivial 0 to 15V square pulse (connected between gate and source), and the source to a load resistor. You know, just to verify whether the model works. Unfortunately not so … However, the issues at play appear to me as related to some of the syntax used by the Wolfspeed SPICE model not being recognized by Pspice. To make it easier for you to narrow down the root causes, here are my findings:

1. X_U1.Ci_d DC+ 0 1p Rpar 1G
   ⇒ apparently, Pspice does not recognize this syntax for assigning 1G parallel resistance to a capacitor. Of course, this same error is flagged everywhere else Rpar is assigned to a capacitor. Would you have any equivalent suggestion for assigning, in a PSPICE-compatible way, said parallel resistance? In that way I will then be able to edit myself the .lib of other MOSFETs I may need later on.
2. X_U1.Ls1 SW X_U1.s 5.17n Rser 10.11m
   ⇒ apparently, Pspice does not recognize this syntax for assigning 10.11m series resistance to an inductor. Of course, this same error is flagged everywhere else Rser is assigned to n inductor. Would you have any equivalent suggestion for assigning, in a PSPICE-compatible way, said series resistance? In that way I will then be able to edit myself the .lib of other MOSFETs I may need later on.
3. X_U1.Ed X_U1.Id 0 value {I(Rdrain_s)} ERROR(ORPSIM-16318): Missing or invalid expression ⇒ in this case the syntax I(Rdrain_s) is apparently not recognized as referring to the current through Rdrain_s. If I replace the expression
   {I(Rdrain_s)} with the voltage across it divided by its resistance value, i.e., {v(d3,d1)/Rdrain_s} (I am unsure about the sign), this error is then corrected. However, I suppose there must be a more elegant Pspice way to address the current through a resistor …
4. X_U1.Rbd X_U1.d1 X_U1.dd2 X_U1.R rbody
   ERROR(ORPSIM-16152): Invalid number: Error while converting token 'rbody' to double value. Token can be a constant or expression. ⇒ unfortunately, about this one I have no clue …
5. Some of the Table defined lines were too long for PspicE ⇒ trivially fixed by simply splitting the offending lines.

If you could suggest ways to fix those few issues, we will then be able to edit ourselves the .lib files of any other Wolfspeed SiC MOSFET models we may need to simulate in the future.

Many Thanks

Luca