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Annotate currents without adding the outputs to the ADE

AmarDas

Hi,

Is there any way to annotate the currents without adding the node/terminal to the ADE output section ?

I know we can add the nodes by "outputs->to be saved -> select the nodes", this will save the currents and we can annotate in the design. I have a very large schematic and if I add for every node, the output list will be so long.

Please let me know if there is a other way for this.

Regards,

Amar

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  • Dear Amar,

    Perhaps I am not understanding your question, but if you are looking to annotate the DC current in a component from a DC operating point analysis, yes. The currents for a resistor, active device (MOS, BJT, etc.. ) are saved as part of the DC operating point analysis and can be displayed on the schematic after the analysis using the "Annotate DC operating point" feature.

    Is this what you had in mind with your question?

    The command and resultant display of some current information from a DC operating point analysis are provided in Figure 1 and 2 respectively.

    Shawn

  • in reply to ShawnLogan

    My prior reply was posted when I logged in and was not completed - sorry! The figures are below.

    Shawn

    Figure 1

    Figure 2

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