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PSpice User Guide
Setting up analyses and starting simulation
October 2019 422 Product Version 17.4-2019
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Output variables
Certain analyses (such as noise, Monte Carlo, sensitivity/
worst-case, DC sensitivity, Fourier, and small-signal DC transfer
function) require you to specify output variables for voltages and
currents at specific points on the schematic. Depending upon the
analysis type, you may need to specify the following:
■ Voltage on a net, a pin, or at a terminal of a semiconductor
device
■ Current through a part or into a terminal of a semiconductor
device
■ A device name
If output variables or other information are required, select Output
File Options in the Monte Carlo/Worst Case dialog box and enter the
required parameters.
Voltage
Specify voltage in the following format:
A fully qualified net name (as referred to in line 3 above) is formed by
prefixing the visible net name (from a label applied to one of the
segments of a wire or bus, or an offpage port connected to the net)
with the full hierarchical path, separated by periods. At the top level
of hierarchy, this is just the visible name.
A fully qualified device name (from line 4 above) is distinguished by
specifying the full hierarchical path followed by the device's part
reference, separated by period characters. For example, a resistor
with part reference R34 inside part Y1 placed on a top-level
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