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Version 24.1.6 is not out yet.? Promised for sometime soon, very soon.

Oops, I found the ".step + ,wave" method only works in LTspice XVII, not supported in LTspice V24.1.5. > > > In V24.1.5 I , it only creates a file named "{stp}". Best reards.

Hi, : I have tested the following methods, plus the *.bat running under Windows OS. " .step param stp 1 6 1 .param fs {stp*1k} .wave {stp} 16 44.1k V(out) " --> it generates the file 1, 2,...,6 Then

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NICE! Sent: Monday, March 24, 2025 10:39 AM To: [email protected] Subject: EXTERNAL: Re: [LTspice] .STEPping a .WAVE file output Hi, Since this seems like a nice feature, I extended the grammar.

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Hello everybody, I'm working on a schematic and encounter a "singular matrix" error. I know there are as many cause than people in the mankind, but I would like to have advices to avoid this sort of

Hi, Since this seems like a nice feature, I extended the grammar. Starting with LTspice 24.1.6, you can just say: .wave {Stp+".wav"} 16 44.1k V(Out) Best Regards, Mathias

T does work, as you suggested, with *just* the number as filenemae. OK for a few files to rename, like this, but if I wanted to make a lot of runs, it would be a pain. Thanks, Dave Sent: Monday, March

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Maybe it's the negative values?? (Clearly, guessing here.)

The failing stoi function expects an integer during parsing. Maybe 44.1k should be 44100 ? Or the file contains non-integer values where a integers are 'required' (expected). Arie

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I haven’t tried that, Andy, will do. Running XVII “A C++ exception with the message: ‘invalid .stoi argument was thrown during simulation, which indicates a bug in LTspice. Please report this

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It might depend on your LTspice version.? What's yours? Did you try ".wave {stp} 16 ..."?? That is, remove the ".wav" extension from that command.? Then add it manually, in Windows. What error

I want make multiple runs of a model which will output a waveform to a .wav file. Each run will step a parameter, all of which works as intended, except, I need to change the filename each time. This

Unfortunately, in this specific case it is screwed up. It's a bug that will be fixed in 24.1.6 (coming this week). Best Regards, Mathias

To clear, V24.1.x didn't screw up the AKO feature, as such - it still worked. The actual problem was with the model name not being recognised when AKO was being used with the resulting numeric "name"

I had already checked that it does work even when an error is reported. 24.1.4 gave the same current as 24.0.12 in a .OP analysis, even when it reported the error. I doubled-checked by changing one of