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Save subcircuit instance nets in ADE Assembler

NZimmermann

In ADE Explorer (and ADE-L) there is an option to save all voltages or currents within a subcircuit instance ("Outputs -> To be saved -> Select by Subckt Inst"). I can't find this feature in ADE Assembler.

My workaround is now to dive from the Assember view into the Explorer view and select this feature there. But maybe there is also a way to do this in Assembler directly?

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  • Andrew Beckett

    In IC618 ISR3 this has been cleaned up and unified - in both Explorer and Assembler, the controls for this are now in a tab on the "Save All" (sometimes called "Save Options") form. So in Explorer you use Outputs->Save All and pick the "Save by Subckt" tab. From Assembler, you can do Right Mouse->Save All over one of your outputs for a test, and reach the same form. It's no longer under Outputs->To be saved in Explorer.

    Andrew

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  • Andrew Beckett

    In IC618 ISR3 this has been cleaned up and unified - in both Explorer and Assembler, the controls for this are now in a tab on the "Save All" (sometimes called "Save Options") form. So in Explorer you use Outputs->Save All and pick the "Save by Subckt" tab. From Assembler, you can do Right Mouse->Save All over one of your outputs for a test, and reach the same form. It's no longer under Outputs->To be saved in Explorer.

    Andrew

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  • NZimmermann
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thanks for the info! I did try this only with IC6.1.7. I will need to install IC6.1.8 ISR3 and check there.

    I would have expected this functionality under "Outputs->Save All" anyway. So good to hear that it is moved there.

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