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Calculator -> Using 'value' in equation

syafiq

Hello,

I am having a problem to extract values from time domain simulation. I am using IC6.1.6

I have a time domain simulation from 0s to 32us (x-axis) and 0V to 3.3V (y-axis).

I want to extract value (voltages) start at 0.5us and periodically every 1us.

I put this equation-> value(v("out" ?result "tran") 0.5u  ?period 1u ?xName "time"  ), but when I try to evaluate the equation, it says expression failed.

But extracting only at 0.5u -> value(v("out" ?result "tran") 0.5u   ) ,it was successful. Unfortunately, I cant attached the psf file. it is too big even after compression.

Thanks

Syafiq

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  • I'd never do it that way - I'd use the family data instead so you could get all 100 values at the same time. However, if something isn't working, maybe you have a broken version? Perhaps you could take this up with your support channel (I guess Europractice, since you appear to be from Southampton University). If they can't solve it, they'll contact us.

    Your code appears to have the close() outside of the for loop - so you keep opening new file handles for each entry in the loop, and then close only one of them outside. I suggest moving the outfile() call to before the for loop. Maybe that's why it fails on subsequent attempts?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • I'd never do it that way - I'd use the family data instead so you could get all 100 values at the same time. However, if something isn't working, maybe you have a broken version? Perhaps you could take this up with your support channel (I guess Europractice, since you appear to be from Southampton University). If they can't solve it, they'll contact us.

    Your code appears to have the close() outside of the for loop - so you keep opening new file handles for each entry in the loop, and then close only one of them outside. I suggest moving the outfile() call to before the for loop. Maybe that's why it fails on subsequent attempts?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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