I am using Orcad PSPICE 9.2 (Student version) Capture CIS Simulation Environment for Circuit Simulation. It is very easy to save Simulation Output Waveform in word.
Windows--Copy to clipbord---OK---- Pest (Ctrl+V) in Word(doc/docx) file. My question is how can we save Output waveform in excel (.xls) format so that I can use those data in excel?
The best that I used is save the Output waveform in *.cvs (comma-separated values (CSV)) file format. Then, you could open it in Excel, or another kind of software that uses arrays and vectors (Matlab, Mathematica, R, LabVIEW, whatever... programming language)
You can directly copy-paste waveform data to Excel datasheet. Then remove spaces and you are good to go.
Respected Sir @Leszek Jaroszynski
If we copy and paste in excel datasheet then the waveform is pasted but it can't be change (we are not getting any data value at different instants of x-axis (time) and y-axis (magnitude))
Respected Sir @John González Murillo
First of all thank you for your suggestion. How can we save Output waveform in *.cvs (comma-separated values (CSV)) file format ?
In the output waveform screen the options coming after click file (in the upper portion) is showing fade color (which indicated this option will not work) . Please see the attachment. A screen shot is given.
Click on legend at bottom of the display...should change colour
Control C .. to copy
Control P .. to paste into excel (starting at current cell)
Repeat for all the traces you want.
Cheers
DFL
Respected Professor @Dennis Lovely , @Rodrigo Loera-Palomo ,@Leszek Jaroszynski and @John González Murillo
How to simulate data in linear time scale(1,,2,3,4,5..etc) instead of 1,2,4,8...etc as shown in the table below.
Another problem
System is generating this output shows
Time V(Rvia:2)
0 1
1.00E-12 0.999983191
2.00E-12 0.999966145
4.00E-12 0.999931514
8.00E-12 0.999860883
1.60E-11 0.999711752
3.20E-11 0.9993819
6.40E-11 0.998596668
1.28E-10 0.996529639
2.28E-10 0.992004275
3.28E-10 0.985951066
4.28E-10 0.97844547
5.28E-10 0.969576001
6.28E-10 0.959442914
7.28E-10 0.948157251
8.28E-10 0.935838938
9.28E-10 0.922615886
1.03E-09 0.908622146
1.13E-09 0.893996537
1.23E-09 0.878881037
1.33E-09 0.863419354
Though I change Run to time still no change in the output time scale (linearly).
Please help me what to do to get output in linear scale.
Respected all
I have made a tutorial on How to save PSPICE output waveform in Microsoft word/ Power Point/ Excel/ Pendrive/ Hard-disc.
click on the link below
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/261404050_How_to_save_PSPICE_output_waveform_in_Microsoft_word_Power_Point_Excel_Pendrive_Hard-disc?ev=prf_pub
Data How to save PSPICE output waveform in Microsoft word/ Power ...
The best way is to use "PRINTV1". This will print the voltage of the specified node at all the frequency in the output file with ".out" extension.
In my universe it works perfectly the same way: I copy a waveform from Probe and paste it to Excel datasheet. Sometimes I has to convert (find and replace all) dot to comma or comma to dot - depends on Windows localization.
Double click on the waveform to which you want convert into excel data format (.scv). A new window will appear and select the Save Curves.
In bottom option click it and choose .scv format . you will get it
cheers!
In simulation, select your variables example V(D1:C), you can select more than one, Ctrl+C and paste in Excel.
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