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Programmatically set y-axis in VIVA in Log Scale

Paolo Minotti

Hi there,

I want to plot the input referred noise of an instance.


I enter in the Calculator / ADE Outputs

getData("in" ?result "noise")


By default, y-axis, that is expressed in V/rt(Hz), is in linear scale. It would be much more interesting and intuitive to have it visualized in log scale.

Of course, one can right-click on the y-axis label, and select "Log Scale".

Is there a way to to this programmatically?

In particular, I would like not to use any SKILL function, I would like to just change the expression in the Calculator / ADE Outputs.

Thank you!

Paolo

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Paolo,

    My apologies - I misread your question. Also, the way I suggested is not the best anyway - better to use the underlying vector objects (as this method works for both X and Y axes; there is limited support for the hint on the waveform object itself):

    let(((in getData("in" ?result "noise"))) drGetWaveformYVec(in)~>scale="log" in)

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Paolo,

    My apologies - I misread your question. Also, the way I suggested is not the best anyway - better to use the underlying vector objects (as this method works for both X and Y axes; there is limited support for the hint on the waveform object itself):

    let(((in getData("in" ?result "noise"))) drGetWaveformYVec(in)~>scale="log" in)

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • danco
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Hi Andrew,

    Is there a way to send the output to a secondary Y axis in a similar manner?

    Regards,

    Dan

  • Andrew Beckett
    in reply to danco

    Dan,

    If the y-axes have different units then they will automatically plot on different axes (so if ~>units on the y vector is different).

    Or if plotting from SKILL/OCEAN functions, you could use the ?yNumber argument. For example:

    plot(VT("/OUTP") VT("/OUTM") ?yNumber list(1 2))

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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