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How to clip the data in ADS.

Question asked by haolin on Dec 6, 2014
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I am doing some projects that need transient simulation at the frequency larger than 10GHz. And I need to export the data of certain branches into matlab. But I only need the data exported at low frequency or large time period like 100MHz. I found that in ADS, I can only export the data at the simulation time step and this will cause tons of useless data. Is there any possibility that I can clip and interpolate the data in a time step set by me like what we could do in the cadence?

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aehoward Dec 8, 2014 2:23 PM
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There is a potential workaround. It is possible to write out data from the ADS data display to an ASCII file. Say you want to write out the voltage Vout, but only part of it. You can create a listing column that has (for example) only every 5th time point by using this syntax: Vout\[0::5::Last_Index\], where you have another equation: Last_Index=sweep_size(Vout)-1 . You would use the Tools > Data File Tool command in the data display to write out the data to a file.

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- haolin @ aehoward on Dec 9, 2014 2:26 PM
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  Thank you very much. I will try that.
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