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Infopoints

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Is there a way to define a range of info points for transient simulations ? 

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  • Andrew Beckett

    What do you mean by a range of info points? If you are asking about infotimes - then this can be a list of discrete time points, but not a swept-range.

    If you want to plot operating point parameters over time, there is now (from IC616 ISR10, i.e. 6.1.6.500.10) Outputs->To be Saved->Select OP Parameters which avoids you having to do the usual trick of creating an include file with save M1:oppoint type statements. Then you can access the results through the results browser.

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    What do you mean by a range of info points? If you are asking about infotimes - then this can be a list of discrete time points, but not a swept-range.

    If you want to plot operating point parameters over time, there is now (from IC616 ISR10, i.e. 6.1.6.500.10) Outputs->To be Saved->Select OP Parameters which avoids you having to do the usual trick of creating an include file with save M1:oppoint type statements. Then you can access the results through the results browser.

    Andrew.

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