How can I cause ltspice to make an output file (extension = .out) with the initial voltages, BJT info and outputs of my .print commands?
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How can I cause ltspice to make an output file (extension = .out) with the initial voltages, BJT info and outputs of my .print commands?
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This is a great group to ask your question.
Use the .measure command to get individual expressions printed into the .LOG file.
I added .meas ac v(3) into the .cir file but I see nothing new in the .log file.
.cir file? Don't you have a schematic drawing, a .asc file? I always run simulations in an interactive mode with a top level schematic. I put all the simulation commands in that drawing.
I use .measure param XXX {expr} If you use .step, you get multiple values for each measure.
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Why would you want to run LTspice on a tablet? There's a lot of typing involved.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs (Who occasionally uses a Bluetooth keyboard with his phone)
speakming of LtSpice, the newest version does not look good or work well on my tablets or PC's now.. I like the old version....
Also I noticed it takes for ever to install , update due to some uncompressed operation it is going through...
The touch screen facilities in it suck so I hope not a lot of you actully try to use touch operation on this.. One of my windows tablets has a hard time getting the right click contents menus from it, too due to the keyboard on it not having the right click hardware option..
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