How to perform pole zero analysis with spice3f?

 

I'm trying to perform pole zero analysis with spice3f.
This is the circuit file:
test
vin 1 0 dc 0 ac 1
r1 1 2 1
c1 2 0 1
r2 1 3 1
c2 3 2 1
.print ac v(3)
.pz 1 0 3 0 VOL PZ
.ac dec 20 10m 10k
.end

When I run Spice3F5 I always get the message:
Error: no data saved for pole-zero analysis; analysis not run

The user manual also tells to use the 'print all' command but supplies
no examples of how to that.

any help welcome

hugo

 


hugocoolens@gmail.com wrote:

Isn't the print all on the printer? if not Go back to the computer
program look at the top left hand corner of the monitor.There should be
a menu bar there. Go to file left click "FILE" and hit print or print
all. If you are in the command line type PRINT ALL in the command line.
If you are in windows go to Start, RUN, Type "print all".

 


Bitznpeezs@msn.com schreef:


this doesn't help me much further :-(


hugo

 

On 4 Jan 2007 08:23:57 -0800, "hugocoolens@gmail.com"


I'm not familiar with Spice3f, but I'd hazard a guess that you need a
statement of the form:

.print pz ...

Read the manual ?:-)

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Jim Thompson schreef:


tried that and some variations without success

Yes (of course)
Maybe someone can answer my question?

hugo