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The main window list the files (Readers) and their Signals currently managed by oscopy.
Signals can be skipped during updated when the checkbox freeze is enabled. This can be also toggled file-wide.
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A Figure window. Here a copy of vout named vo has been imported within ioscopy with:
vo=vout oimport vo ofreeze vo
Then the capacitance C in the schematics demo.sch has been changed, the simulation results updated from ioscopy File»Run netlister and simulate.
Cursor show the difference between both Signals.
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The file menu. Read file, update Signals.
Scripts can be called also from here, as well as entering new math Signals.
Main feature here: Run Netlister and Simulator from within ioscopy !! Once done, Signals will be automatically updated, considering dependencies ! </columns>
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The window menu allow to raise windows that are closed.
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Call third-party programs to generate ioscopy input files.
Can be toggled with the checkboxes. Settings are saved in .config/oscopy/gui.
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Figure window with contextual menu. From this menu, most Figure and Graph operations are accessible.
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The layout menu to select the way graphs are organized in the window.
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Scale menu. Pick one in Linear axis, Logarithmic axis or one Linear and one Log.
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Insert a Signal directly from the contextual menu.
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Remove a Signal from the Graph through the contextual menu.
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Define the Graph limits.
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Defines the Graph units and multipliers
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Select region for spanning
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