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 <h2> How to specify the model </h2>
 <p>
-In the previous examples all componets used were ideal: simple
+In the previous examples all components used were ideal: simple
 resistors, capacitors and sources, without any special characteristics
 or side effects. More complex components, like transistors typically
 have a large set of parameters that differ per device type. Spice addresses
-thios by using models.
+this by using models.
 <p>
 A model in spice is really two things:
 <ul>
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 is specified using the spice/model attribute, with value <i>bc817</i>.
 There is a file in the spice model library shipped with sch-rnd called
 bc817.prm. The pinout is set by the spice/pinnum terminal attributes.
-For the BJT model of spice the pinpout is always the same, so the stock
+For the BJT model of spice the pinout is always the same, so the stock
 library symbol has this attribute hardwired in terminals with a low priority
 (so that it can be overridden by other mechanisms).
 <p>