I can manually change the x-axis of a transient response graph, from time to some node voltage, by manually right-clicking on the graph x-axis. But that doesn't stick.
Is there some spice directive I can put on my schematic to change the plot x-axis? I want to plot diode currents from -0.5 to +0.5 volts.
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I think there is a way, but I don't remember how. What I do is adjust the plot to my liking and with that frame highlighted, I save the plot. When you load the file again, the plot comes up with your saved parameters.
Am 27.06.2019 um 17:49 schrieb John Larkin:
Hello John,
There is no SPICE-directive to manipulate the waveform viewer.
I recommend to save the plot setting.
From the Menu: Plot Seetings -> Save Plot Settings
It will be saved as a file with the name of the schematic and the extension .plt. You can recall the plot setting after a simulation run with a hot-key. The default hot-key is the SPACE-bar in LTspiceXVII.
Helmut
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