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PSpice A/D User Guide Measurement expressions October 2019 810 Product Version 17.4-2019 © 2022 All Rights Reserved. These comment lines will be used in dialog boxes, such as the Arguments for Measurement Evaluation box. Marked Point Expressions syntax A marked point expression calculates a single value, which is the value of the measurement, based on the X and Y coordinates of one or more marked points on a curve. The marked points are found by the search command. All the arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /, ( ) ) and all the functions that apply to a single point (for example, ABS(), SGN(), SIN(), SQRT() ) can be used in marked point expressions. The result of the expression is one number (a real value). Marked point expressions differ from a regular expression in the following ways: ■ Marked point coordinate values (for example, x1, y3), are used instead of simulation output variables (v(4), ic(Q1)). ■ Multiple-point functions such as d(), s(), AVG(), RMS(), MIN(), and MAX() cannot be used. ■ Complex functions such as M(), P(), R(), IMG(), and G() cannot be used.