Exporing data to MATLAB is also relatively easy. The steps in the process are
these:
1) Run Micro-Cap and create a numeric output file with the curve or waveform
you want in a text file. Typically this will be a file named Mycircuit.tno or
Mycircuit.ano for AC analysis. You must save the waveform or curve in 'bare'
format which means a table with data only; no extraneous text including
headers. Here are the necessary settings for the
Properties (F10) / Numeric Output panel.
2) Run the analysis.
3) Press F5 to view the Numeric Output file.
4) Press F10. Specify Not Spice. This eliminates the extra line at the bottom
of the text file,"Spicetype=PSpice".
5) Save the output file as Myfile.out to make it distinct from the Myfile.tno file.
6) Run MATLAB. Type in these statements:
load c:\mc11\data\Myfile.out
x = Myfile(:,1);
y = Myfile(:,2);
Plot(x,y)
What you'll see then is a MATLAB plot displayed in a separate window that
looks something like this:
This procedure is derived from a tutorial at:
http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~gerry/MATLAB/plotting/loadingPlotData.html#loadCommand
which you can consult for more information.
A more elaborate procedure that can accept column names is described here:
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/matlab/matlab_data_import.htm
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