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PSPICE-FOR-TI: Changing name of signals on charts

Part Number: PSPICE-FOR-TI

How can I rename the signal names on charts?

I have signals name of V(U1:1), I(R2) etc.... on x-axises. As I see, renaming of nets are not enough. The result is in format of V(NETNAME).

I would like to get readable names like this: "Average Power", "Input power", SW_AVG_POWR_LOSS etc... as in the picture below.

like this:

Attila

  • Hi Attila,

    I believe most users prefer to be able to see the actual expression. To the least, they can see the nature of a signal. But sometimes the expressions may get long and easily forgotten if you replacing them with names that made sense when entered.

    If you still prefer those names, I would suggest you take a look at the text labels.

    Thanks,
    JC

  • Hi JC,

    Text label is an other object. My target question talkes about changing of probe name.

    When I use complex formulas, then it can be usefull to use shorter names. How can I rename the red probe name below?

    As you can see, I can put text label to the sheet, but I can not rename the probe. Probe names could be more complex (and longer) and it is very problematic.

    I am thinking yet, maybe this feature is not available in "PSpice for TI".

    How peoples made it? 

    Attila

  • Attila,

    Would you please clarify what you mean by "it" in your last question?

    Thanks,
    JC

  • I have found the solution in manual.

    To replace probe names, it need to use a special syntax.

    <probe name>;<other name>

    e.g. Probe name is "S(W(U1))/(time-3.9ms)" and I would like to show is as label of "AVG_POWER", then I have to use this syntax under formula definition:

    "S(W(U1))/(time-3.9ms);AVG_POWER"

    Attila

  • Attila,

    Congratulations and thanks for sharing. Some users may find this useful.

    Thanks,
    JC