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IC617 output table

AllenD

Hi Team, 

I am using IC 617 for transient simulation. After the simulation, I can plot the output waveform. However, my desired form of output would be in a table format.Moreover, for instance, I want it to output from 1000 ns and record the value every 1 ns. (this was not the simulation steps size)

Currently, I am using "right click--send to--export" Then I fill in the blank of "start" to be 1000nS and "step size" to be 1ns.

However, is there a better way to directly show the table in cadence visualization window? like : "right click--send to--calculator/table":'

I tried "sent to--table" but I don't know how to choose the start and the step of the generated table.

Thanks

Allen

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Allen,

    Do Right Mouse->Send to Calculator, and then use the sample function in the calculator to sample the signal between a start and stop time and give the step size you want. Then in the calculator hit the icon (two to the right of the "Clip" choice near the top - next to the icon for plotting the calculator result) to send this to a table.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Allen,

    Do Right Mouse->Send to Calculator, and then use the sample function in the calculator to sample the signal between a start and stop time and give the step size you want. Then in the calculator hit the icon (two to the right of the "Clip" choice near the top - next to the icon for plotting the calculator result) to send this to a table.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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