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How to save data in excel format during simulation and import into Matlab

Question asked by Ata.Vafi on Dec 21, 2013
Latest reply on May 10, 2016 by AdamCooman

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Hello everyone,
I have a design. In order to test it,I want to save data in excel format during simulation and import it into Matlab,I don't know whether for this purpose "MatlabSinkF" block of Ads will be useful or not. I tested "TimedataWrite" block but it was of no use, even "Write_Var()" command was not useful. Because of dealing with big data I don't want to export it after simulation using result window. Does anyone know of a way to do it?

Any sort of help will be highly appreciated
Thanks alot

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rjrodrig@yahoo.com Jan 23, 2014 4:47 PM

If your simulation produced a a plot/dataset (*.ds) you can export by clicking on the toolbar Tools -> Data File Tools, and select on the dftool/mainWindow popup the radio button called Write data file from dataset. Select the file format to write (time domain, sparameters etcc...) give the file a name and you can create the file.

I am not sure about Matlab, but you can have it read it separately. I have never done Matlab and ADS together.

Good luck

RR

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AdamCooman May 10, 2016 1:13 AM

There is a MatlabOutput block in ADS that can generate a .mat file. Just place it somewhere in your simulation and all simulation results will be written to it. This is the easiest way to get your data into Matlab.

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If your simulation produced a a plot/dataset (*.ds) you can export by clicking on the toolbar Tools -> Data File Tools, and select on the dftool/mainWindow popup the radio button called Write data file from dataset. Select the file format to write (time domain, sparameters etcc...) give the file a name and you can create the file.

I am not sure about Matlab, but you can have it read it separately. I have never done Matlab and ADS together.

Good luck

RR
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There is a MatlabOutput block in ADS that can generate a .mat file. Just place it somewhere in your simulation and all simulation results will be written to it. This is the easiest way to get your data into Matlab.
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