DIRECTIONS TO USE 'HOT-SWAP AND POWER SWITCHING' ORCAD CAPTURE LIBRARY
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The 'HOT-SWAP AND POWER SWITCHING' Orcad Capture Library archive contains the following
files

1. 'HOT-SWAP AND POWER SWITCHING.olb' file, which is the symbol library file containing 
   Orcad Capture symbols of all the devices in the library.

2. Orcad Capture/PSpice A/D compatible spice subcircuit files for all the devices in the symbol 
   library. For each device there will be a separate subcircuit file named after the device part 
   number and with a .lib extension.

3. This README.txt file.

HOW TO USE SYMBOLS AND SUBCIRCUIT FILES IN ORCAD CAPTURE/PSPICE A/D ENVIRONMENT.
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1. Save the Symbol file and the subcircuit files to any convenient location.

2. 'HOT-SWAP AND POWER SWITCHING.olb' symbol library file is like any other Orcad Capture 
   library file which can be edited by opening it in Orcad Capture from menu File->Open->Library.      
  
3. Symbols in the library can be used to draw circuit schematic in Orcad Capture environment. 
   To use symbols in the symbol library use menu Place->Part. Use the Add Library button in the 
   Place Part dialog box. Browse and open the 'HOT-SWAP AND POWER SWITCHING.olb' file from
   where it has been stored. All the devices in the library will be listed in the parts list. Select 
   the device to place it into the schematic.

4. Before running the Pspice A/D simulation, .lib subcircuit files of the devices used from the 
   'HOT-SWAP AND POWER SWITCHING' symbol library should be included in the simulation 
   profile of the design. For including the subcircuit files, use menu PSpice->Edit Simulation 
   Profile. In the simulation setting dialog box choose Configuration Files section. Select the 
   library category, browse for the subcircuit files, click Add to Design and Apply. Normal 
   procedure for simulation can be now followed for simulating the design. For more details refer
   to the Orcad Capture or Pspice A/D manuals.