SUMMARY
This discussion focuses on dividing two plots from different simulation runs in LTSpice, specifically the v(onoise) from a noise simulation and V(output) from an AC frequency analysis. Users express uncertainty about LTSpice's capability to display multiple simulation results simultaneously. The consensus is to export the data to a separate graphing application for better visualization. Participants recommend joining the LTSpice group for further assistance and resources.
PREREQUISITES
- Familiarity with LTSpice simulation software
- Understanding of noise simulation and AC frequency analysis
- Basic knowledge of data export techniques
- Experience with graphing applications for data visualization
NEXT STEPS
- Explore data export options in LTSpice for transferring simulation results
- Learn how to use graphing applications like Excel or MATLAB for plotting
- Join the LTSpice group on groups.io for community support
- Research techniques for combining multiple datasets into a single graph
USEFUL FOR
Engineers, circuit designers, and students using LTSpice for simulations who need to visualize multiple datasets effectively.