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which will spew a great deal of text to 'result.txt'. The file should include the numerical output we requested as well as a crude ascii plot of the results. Note that the 10mV input signal has been amplified to about -280mV over a wide frequency range. If you want to view graphical plots ngspice can be operated in interactive mode by removing the -b option. The ngspice website describes this in more detail. In any event, we now have the simulation results in a nice text format suitable for reading with a script, perhaps something written in python or octave, for further graphing or analysis. | which will spew a great deal of text to 'result.txt'. The file should include the numerical output we requested as well as a crude ascii plot of the results. Note that the 10mV input signal has been amplified to about -280mV over a wide frequency range. If you want to view graphical plots ngspice can be operated in interactive mode by removing the -b option. The ngspice website describes this in more detail. In any event, we now have the simulation results in a nice text format suitable for reading with a script, perhaps something written in python or octave, for further graphing or analysis. | ||
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