Plot as CSV… . To recreate the results of simulations stored in a workbook, select the appropriate analysis tab in the Simulator window and run the simulation again ( or Simulation → Run Simulation). Running the available analysis types: OP — DC Operating Point DC — DC Sweep Analysis AC — AC Small-signal Analysis TRAN — Transient Analysis PZ — Pole-zero Analysis NOISE — Noise Analysis SP — S-parameter S-parameter Analysis FFT — (Fourier Transform) Frequency-content Analysis These analysis types are explained in detail in the ngspice documentation. Another way to configure a simulation is to type SPICE directives

exporter creates a file suitable for importing into Mentor Graphics (Siemens) HyperLynx simulation and analysis software. This exporter has no configurable options. 110 Footprints and footprint libraries KiCad

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