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Processing cadence result data from psf folder

RFStuff

 Dear All,

 There is a Spectre & MATLAB interface for plotting psf data. But this somehow not working in my case with latest MATALB2014.

So I use Ocean Script for saving simulation data in text file in two column format. This then being used some other plotting tools like MATLAB. But when we run Spectre in our central server, we can't run OCEAN but only spectre ( i.e. spectre input.scs).

The raw data files are created in a folder called psf. I can copy this folder to my local macine.

Is there any way, OCEAN can read the raw data in the psf folder and write into a .txt file 

Kind Regards,

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  •  Dear RF Stuff,

    > I am not able to understand why  plot(getData("/V2_OUTP_Q/PLUS")) command is NOT working in ocean terminal  

    Add the command outputs() after you have entered openResults("psf") and selectResult("tran"). This command lists the available outputs. There may be a syntax issue with the node name. A second possibility is the terminal window you are using is not a graphics compatible window. You might aso try ocnPrint().

    Shawn

     

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  •  Dear RF Stuff,

    > I am not able to understand why  plot(getData("/V2_OUTP_Q/PLUS")) command is NOT working in ocean terminal  

    Add the command outputs() after you have entered openResults("psf") and selectResult("tran"). This command lists the available outputs. There may be a syntax issue with the node name. A second possibility is the terminal window you are using is not a graphics compatible window. You might aso try ocnPrint().

    Shawn

     

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