Maybe you found this out already, but in case you didn't:
Back in February, you were asking about output format in .meas statements. I told you to try .opt meascplxfmt, and we both found it didn't work.
I had occasion to try again today, and found out why.
".opt meascplxfmt cartesian" doesn't work.
"opt meascplxfmt=cartesian" does.
The equals sign is all important. I knew I'd used it before,a long time ago, but just couldn't remember how.
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How about the "dot" before "opt" ?:-} ...Jim Thompson
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I love to cook with wine. Sometimes I even put it in the food.
Yup, missed that 8-(
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"Design is the reverse of analysis"
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Thanks Fred. I had forgotten all about that issue. I'll give it a try next time I fire up LTspice.
Was the problem that it didn't work or that it affected the entire simulation? That is the problem that I recall. I wanted to get some results in one format and other results in the other. Mainly there were some values in a report I wanted in linear form while the other form insisted in using dB. Turn on the wrong mode and even the graphs were linear.
-- Rick
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