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ade assembler output expression plot by matlab

rfham

hi,

i wrote one file which contents is "save *:all" and simulate the dc analysis, all the mosfet dc parameters have been saved, i set the outputs expression and for example, getData("NM0:ids"? result "dc"), i want to plot the current ids from matlab, then i open matlab from toobar, i can got the adeInfo in the workspace, how to plot output expression like this? thanks a lot.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    If it's just a dc operating point, there's no need for the save statement - it would be:

    getData('NM0:ids','result','dcOpInfo-info')

    If it's a DC sweep, then 

    getData('I0.M3:ids','result','dc-dc')

    By the way, there's no need to use an include file - you can save results (not with *, but for specific instances) using the Probe->OP Parameters in the ADE Assembler/Explorer Outputs.

    Note that you can see the result names for getData by just giving the first argument, and it will return a list of the available output databases.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • rfham
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    thanks,Andrew, is there any doc or page for your useage of second getData, and if the output setup to expression, how to plot by matlab"?

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  • rfham
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    thanks,Andrew, is there any doc or page for your useage of second getData, and if the output setup to expression, how to plot by matlab"?

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  • Andrew Beckett
    in reply to rfham

    Well, 'help getData' gives a bit of a clue, but it's not that clear. I have an action to file some CCRs to get this improved to make it a bit more usable (on my to-do list).

    Not sure what you mean by the second half of your question?

    Andrew.

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