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unable to measure/plot current

Charanraj Mohan

Hi,

 I am using analog circuits, but could not plot the current. First, before simulation I couldn't mark the current node directly or even after adding a 0V dc source. When I try to do plot the currents after simulation in either way i.e. directly and by adding a 0 V source, it did not work.


All time I get a warning 'no "IT" data for node'.

Even I tried this: in ADE Outputs->Save all. In this enabling 'All' in the 'save device current'. And then ran the simulation. But it's not working. Can I know how to plot currents in my circuits ??

I am using DFWII IC6-HIT KIT 4.10.

Thanks in advance.

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  • Please describe:

    1. Which exact subversion of the IC tools you're using (Help->About in the CIW will tell you this)
    2. The precise steps that lead to the 'no "IT" data for node' message - I'm not sure I recognise that.

    Have you tried using Outputs->To be saved->Select on design (might say schematic) and then click on the terminals you want the current saving for?

    Regards,

    Andrew

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  • Please describe:

    1. Which exact subversion of the IC tools you're using (Help->About in the CIW will tell you this)
    2. The precise steps that lead to the 'no "IT" data for node' message - I'm not sure I recognise that.

    Have you tried using Outputs->To be saved->Select on design (might say schematic) and then click on the terminals you want the current saving for?

    Regards,

    Andrew

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