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How to deposit simulation result into a file?

Alex Liao

Hi, I am wondering is there a way to save an output into a file, like a .txt which it is easy to read from.

 

Specifically, in the "Setting outputs" of Virtuoso Analog Design Environment (ADE) I have: 

Name: PhaseMargin

Expression: (phaseMargin((VF("/Vout") / (VF("/Vin+") - VF("/Vin-")))) + 180)

 

After simulation, I got 80 degree displayed.

But is there a way to save this '80' into a .txt file?

I am using SpectreS as the simulator. I think there are some commands to output results.

 

Any answer is appreciated.

Thanks,

Alex


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  • Hi Alex,

    You can use the ocnPrint() function, use the ?output argument to specify the file that you want to write to, and ?numberNotation if you wish to format the output (e.g. 'scientific, 'engineering) and ?precision to control the significant digits to output.

    Hopefully this is all you need.

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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  • Hi Alex,

    You can use the ocnPrint() function, use the ?output argument to specify the file that you want to write to, and ?numberNotation if you wish to format the output (e.g. 'scientific, 'engineering) and ?precision to control the significant digits to output.

    Hopefully this is all you need.

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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