--- In LTspice@..., Macy <macy@...> wrote:
still requires a LOT of fussing around.
bouncing between wide band .noise and 'regular' .ac analysis and the .ac using specific values requires storing on the schematic a list so long that it makes the schematic the size of a postage stamp in auto size. perhaps a plus sign on the first of a few lines will allow wordwrap - narrow width with long list.
getting an output requires click file, export, then select real, imaginary ofrmat, and then YES overwrite existing *.txt file.
Then run a script in octave to grab all the data, do the conversion to something meaningful and evaluate whether I did what I wanted to.
But, other than all this mucking about, I CAN get my answers!! whew! it gets me there.
Are you talking about GNU Octave and are you working under windows or linux?
If you are working under linux then you may be able to write a netlist for ngspice. You would then be able to run all your analysis commands together between control statements, e.g:
.control
all analysis statements here
.endc
More examples here:
But then you would have to post on a ngspice forum.
