pspice model

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I am interesting in finding DE0-Nano board pspice schematics can u help me to find it.

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Why do you think there should be a PSpice schematic?

The DE0-nano download contains a schematic in PDF format.

The schematic looks like it was created in Cadence OrCAD. However, Terasic do not supply the OrCAD file, and even if they did, it would not be for simulation in PSpice.

Cheers,

Dave

I did not find a pdf schematic and i don't want to simulate i just want to have more reference

for board design for my fpga.

One more question i seen that at pin configuration power supply suggested is switcher could

u tell me why and witch parameters more important that my switch will obtain?

Thx.

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I did not find a pdf schematic

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It's on the DE-Nano system CD, downloadable from terasic,

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I did not find a pdf schematic

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As FvM pointed out, its on the CD-ROM, which can be downloaded from Terasic:

http://www.terasic.com.tw/cgi-bin/page/archive.pl?language=english&categoryno=139&no=593&partno=4

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One more question i seen that at pin configuration power supply suggested is switcher could

u tell me why and witch parameters more important that my switch will obtain?

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Perhaps you can explain this again, its a little unclear whether you are talking about which power supply to use, or something about pin configurations.

The board can be powered from USB. It can also be powered from an external power supply.

The CD-ROM image comes with a reference design containing all the pins on the board.

Terasic also have a pin generation tool (though I have not used it).

Cheers,

Dave