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Right side of plot window is assigned to phase.?

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Anyway to "hack" and assign right side of plot window?

to another parameter??

(This only applies to plots in the frequency domain.)

Did you try to change it?

If you bring the cursor close to the left axis, its appearance will change to a ruler. You can right-click and you will get a dialogue where you can change the quantities plotted: Bode, Nyquist or Cartesian.

For Bode, you can choose either phase or group delay, or none, by right-clicking on the right axis.

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Yes, I tried. All I get are selections on GD and phase.

Only for Bode. If you choose the Cartesian format, you can get imaginary. what other options do you want?

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For example, in using the s parameter script it would be nice to plot transmission gain s21 and SWR (for which I have a simple

expression) on left and right axis of a single plot pane. Are there more plot options if I rev up from LTspice XVII?

S-parameters of 1 and 2 port networks are automatically available as plot options if you use the .NET directive with .AC analyses. This then gives you the options: Sxx, Yxx, Zxx, Zin & Zout.

See: Help > LTspice > LTspice? > Dot Commands > .NET — Compute Network Parameters in a .AC Analysis

For SWR and other formats like Gmax and MSG, I have defined plot functions, which are stored in the plot.defs file. Hardly anyone actually uses plot.defs, but it's very useful once you get used to it.

E.g.:

* Functions for RF design using S-parameters with 2 port networks
* Note: due to the way LTspice displays functions (as voltages), MSG & Gmax are exported as square roots since they are powers to start with
.func mS11() {mag(S11(V1))}
.func mS21() {mag(S21(V1))}
.func mS12() {mag(S12(V1))}
.func mS22() {mag(S22(V1))}
.func DeltaInt() {S11(V1)*S22(V1)-S12(V1)*S21(V1)}
.func MSGInt() {ms21()/ms12()}
.func KR() {(1-ms11()**2-ms22()**2+mag(DeltaInt())**2)/2/mag(S21(V1)*S12(V1))}
.func GmaxInt() {1/(Kr()+sqrt(Kr()**2-1))*MSGInt()}
.func MSG() {sqrt(MSGInt())}
.func Gmax() {sqrt(GmaxInt())}
.func VSWR(Sxx) {(1+mag(Sxx))/(1-mag(Sxx))}

(Functions including "Int" are not for plotting, they are intermediate functions.

Note: if you edit plot.defs (Plot Settings > Edit Plot Defs file), the changes don't become active until LTspice is closed and re-started.

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Tony