How to export Pspice's plots as a vector file?

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7OKER

Joined Jun 25, 2021
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Hello, I'm a electronics engineering student new to simulation sofwares.

I'm using Orcad's Capture (Pspice) to make simulations.
It only has 'print' option that leads to system print prompt, and I can only print to pdf.
I want to export the plot as a image or vector, like matlab's plot function. How can I do that?

Thanks.
 

Papabravo

Joined Feb 24, 2006
21,225
Hello, I'm a electronics engineering student new to simulation sofwares.

I'm using Orcad's Capture (Pspice) to make simulations.
It only has 'print' option that leads to system print prompt, and I can only print to pdf.
I want to export the plot as a image or vector, like matlab's plot function. How can I do that?

Thanks.
Can't you write a filter that reads a PDF file and outputs the desired format?
 

Irving

Joined Jan 30, 2016
3,885
Hello, I'm a electronics engineering student new to simulation sofwares.

I'm using Orcad's Capture (Pspice) to make simulations.
It only has 'print' option that leads to system print prompt, and I can only print to pdf.
I want to export the plot as a image or vector, like matlab's plot function. How can I do that?

Thanks.
This may help...

Edit simulation profile, select the Data Collection tab, enable "Save data in the CDSF format".

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Rerun your simulation. You'll now find a <simulation_name>.csd file in your SCHEMATIC.<simulation_ name> folder...

The file is the plot data and will look something like.... but I can't tell you how to interpret that - the question seems to have been asked many times but I've not found any answers...

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Thread Starter

7OKER

Joined Jun 25, 2021
6
This may help...

Edit simulation profile, select the Data Collection tab, enable "Save data in the CDSF format".

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Rerun your simulation. You'll now find a <simulation_name>.csd file in your SCHEMATIC.<simulation_ name> folder...

The file is the plot data and will look something like.... but I can't tell you how to interpret that - the question seems to have been asked many times but I've not found any answers...

View attachment 242200
I will inspect. Thanks.
 

Thread Starter

7OKER

Joined Jun 25, 2021
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