If SAVE lines are given, only those vectors specified are saved.

.SAVE [vector]* [ALL] [DGTALL]

Parameters

vector

Names of the vectors to be saved. The standard Output vectors are accepted.

Format Description Example
node with the alphabetic name Vector of the voltage at node CLOCK
V(node with the alphabetic name) Vector of the voltage at node V(CLOCK)
V(node with the numeric name) Vector of the voltage at node V(5)
src_name#branch Vector of current flowing in the independent voltage source VCC#branch
I(src_name) Vector of current flowing in the independent voltage source I(VCC)
@device_name[parameter_name] Vector of parameter_name on device_name @Q1[vbe]
@model_name[parameter_name] Vector of parameter_name on model_name @BC107[rb]

ALL

If ALL is given, then the default set of vectors are saved (node voltages and voltage source branch currents).

DGTALL

If DGTALL is given, then all digital nodes are saved. For each digital node are saved three vectors: nodename, nodename_state, nodename_strength.

Description

Output parameters are those additional parameters which are available for many types of instances for the output of operating point and debugging information. These parameters are specified as "@device[keyword]" and must be explicitly saved using the .SAVE command. See also Device instance parameters.

The digital signals are converted into analog signals based on the values of the variables: DGTPLOTONE, DGTPLOTZERO, DGTPLOTUNKNOWN, DGTPLOTSTRONG, DGTPLOTRES, DGTPLOTHIZ, DGTPLOTUNDEF. See also Simulator Options.

Note Note

If no .SAVE line is given, then the default set of vectors are saved (node voltages and voltage source branch currents). If .SAVE lines are given, only those vectors specified are saved.

Examples

.SAVE i(vin) input output
.SAVE @m1[id]
.SAVE ALL @r1[i] @BC107[rb]

See also

Commands
Output vectors
Device instance parameters