Actually I am trying to plot 2 graphs for 2 different temperatures in the same window so that I can compare them. Right now, I can save them separately but don't know how to plot them together. Can anyone help?
Asad Fayyaz
To plot 2 graphs for 2 different temperature first you can save them separately using tony plot user data (.dat file). and then you can open tony plot overlay to overlay these 2 plots
Thanks Abhinav. It worked though it is very time consuming because you have to run simulations again and again. Wish there was an easier way to plot i.e. sweep and then plot different temperature graphs.
Hi Abhinav,
Do you know how I can access those plots again (plotted using overlay) without the need to simulate every time I need to plot those 2 graphs in the same window?
Thanks
Asad Fayyaz
you can save these plots by exporting data file of tony plot user dat in tony plot window
the process for it is;
File->Export->Then select tony plot user data and creat dat file.
in dat file you can use displayed only to plot display graph again and again and save it in a specified location.
To open this dat file open tony plot and open that dat file in tony plot using overlay option
Maybe this solves your problem: first make one overlay plot of your data manually in TonyPlot, then from the File menu save "set" file (e.g. MyPlotSetting.set). Now in your simulation if you sweep and obtain two solution files you can use the set file to automatically make the overlay plot, by this command:
tonyplot Solution1.log -overlay Solution2.log -set MyPlotSetting.set
Hello, I have one query, I am using the overlay command to plot multiple graphs at a different value of gate in Drain Voltage vs Drain current curve for a MOSFET but it only plots the single graphs rather than multiple graphs at a time?
what is the solution for this?
Dear Ms. Anjali KUMARI Gupta
seeing the multiple parameter in y-axis you can select multiple parameter form the tonyplot.
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