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Plotting results in multiple graphs

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Is it possible in ADE XL to automatically plot different results in different subwindows? It is of course possible to plot several signals one by one while using the "New SubWin" plot mode, but is it also possible to do this automatically after each simulation?

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  • Ok, that's too bad.

    I was asking this because right now I'm working on a circuit where I'm plotting two expressions which are somewhat incompatible. There's an expression that returns the rise time of my circuit, and one that returns the power consumption. Now the rise time is about 1 nanosecond, and the power is a few microwatts. However, both are evaluated to a dimensionless quantity: WaveScan (Viva? whatever it's called these days) shows "Y0 (E-6)" on the Y-axis. Obviously, the 1 nano becomes invisible next to the 1 micro. Is there a reason why the units are lost, and is there a way to restore them?

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  • Ok, that's too bad.

    I was asking this because right now I'm working on a circuit where I'm plotting two expressions which are somewhat incompatible. There's an expression that returns the rise time of my circuit, and one that returns the power consumption. Now the rise time is about 1 nanosecond, and the power is a few microwatts. However, both are evaluated to a dimensionless quantity: WaveScan (Viva? whatever it's called these days) shows "Y0 (E-6)" on the Y-axis. Obviously, the 1 nano becomes invisible next to the 1 micro. Is there a reason why the units are lost, and is there a way to restore them?

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