Probe
Keywords
analyzer, digital, electrical, node, optical, unidirectional, bidirectional
Ports
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
| input | Variant |
Properties
General Properties
| Name | Default value | Default unit | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
|
name Defines the name of the element. |
Probe | - | - |
|
annotate Defines whether or not to display annotations on the schematic editor. |
true | - | [true, false] |
|
enabled Defines whether or not the element is enabled. |
true | - | [true, false] |
|
type Defines the element unique type (read only). |
Probe | - | - |
|
description A brief description of the elements functionality. |
Probe | - | - |
|
prefix Defines the element name prefix. |
PROBE | - | - |
|
model Defines the element model name. |
- | - | - |
|
library Defines the element location or source in the library (custom or design kit). |
- | - | - |
|
local path Defines the local path or working folder $LOCAL for the element. |
- | - | - |
|
url An optional URL address pointing to the element online help. |
- | - | - |
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Implementation Details
The element Probe is used to store the data in which port it connected to. It will save the data to an Excel file with the header, which is the description and property of the data, and the data values. Please see the example file probe.icp for the implementation details of this element. Following is the figure shows the system in the example:
By running the simulation, a folder with the same name of the INTERCONNECT file will be generated and an Excel file will be created. The Excel file is named as the element name plus the port name which is connected to the probe, please see the file sine_1_output.csv for example.