<@U01819B63HP> Do we have any files where we can t...
# xschem
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@Stefan Schippers Do we have any files where we can take a look at ops directly instead of plotting?
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If you want the bare simulation numbers you can get these with xschem:
xschem raw_query values vout
will return a list with all calculated points for node vout. This should be paired with the similar list for the sweep variable (
xschem raw_query time
). Please consider that in general (for transient analysis) the ngspice timestep is not constant. However if you need to do some intensive calculations my suggestion is to save data in some tabular format (see ngspice
wrdata
command) and process the data with your favourite programming language / data analysis tool. xschem can also do various operations on simulated data, for example the waveform shown here is the duty cycle calculated with a running average on a clock signal. For details see here.