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printing calculated out put noise from a pnoise simulation

rpanock
rpanock over 14 years ago

 I am trying to print out the results of a pnoise simulation of a vco.  it seems that the only way to do it it is from the calculator.  That optiononly lets you print out the phase noise in dbc/Hz.  I would like the output noise voltage or voltage squared.  Seems like their should be a way since it is calculated for plotting.

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    rpanock over 14 years ago

     Ok.  thanks.  The results ->Pricnt Noise summary only lets you print spot noise at a given frequency or the integrated nois.  I want a table of total noise vs. frequency to import into matlab.  The results browser is what is needed.  thanks.

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    rpanock over 14 years ago

     Ok.  thanks.  The results ->Pricnt Noise summary only lets you print spot noise at a given frequency or the integrated nois.  I want a table of total noise vs. frequency to import into matlab.  The results browser is what is needed.  thanks.

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