Enable and use the compress scopes feature
This example demonstrates how to enable and use the compress scopes feature introduced in the 24.05 release.
The circuit model used in this example is a flyback converter, which is directly loaded from the collection of design examples.
The main steps of this example are as follows:
Load Module, Project, and Design Example
This requires aesim.simba version 2024.05 or higher. Additionally, matplotlib.pyplot
can be imported to view the curves and results.
Add a scope to the control square source
An output control probe is added to C1:
Run simulation and plot signals without the compression, then activate the compression and rerun the simulation
Activate the scope compression:
When the scope compression is enabled, the job TimePoints
vector is empty. Each signal has its own TimePoints
vector:
Cout_signal = job2.GetSignalByName('C1 - Out')
Cout_with_compression = Cout_signal.DataPoints
t_with_compression = Cout_signal.TimePoints
Note: The control scope Cout does not have the same size (number of points) with and without the compression.
py Cout_signal.TimePoints
is the same as py job1.TimePoints
when the scope compression is disabled.
Note: As the scopes have different sizes, they cannot be plotted with the same time vector, and the current vector job.TimePoints cannot be used to plot the compressed signal.
Results are shown below: