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PSPICE Eval 9.1

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Paul Wagner - 30 Jun 2005 11:57 GMT
Is it possible to get tabular data out of this version of spice? Old spice
used to have the .print statement, but I did not find any equivalent.

Thanks!
Jim Thompson - 30 Jun 2005 15:17 GMT
>Is it possible to get tabular data out of this version of spice? Old spice
>used to have the .print statement, but I did not find any equivalent.
>
>Thanks!

It's now a "part" called "PRINT1".  Just place it on the node that you
want printed.  The data will be "printed" in the .OUT file.

Another way to get tabular data is in PROBE.  Select (highlight) a
waveform name(s), ctrl-C.  Then paste into a text editor or Excel.
Very handy for post-processing.

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Paul Wagner - 30 Jun 2005 15:32 GMT
>>Is it possible to get tabular data out of this version of spice? Old spice
>>used to have the .print statement, but I did not find any equivalent.
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> waveform name(s), ctrl-C.  Then paste into a text editor or Excel.
> Very handy for post-processing.

Thanks a lot! Post processing is also my issue. I like to feed tabular text
files into gnuplot, which makes very nice pictures, especially if you use
the pslatex terminal :-)
 
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