Results & Export

Viewing Analysis Results

Result and Graph Dialogs

After running an analysis a floating, draggable dialog opens with the results. There are two dialog types:

Dialog type	Used for	Content
Result dialog	OP, AC, TF, Tran (result analyses)	Accordion table of computed values
Graph dialog	DC, AC/TF, Tran, PZ, FFT, Fourier (graph analyses)	Interactive chart

Both dialogs can be:

Dragged by their title bar to reposition on screen
Resized by dragging the dialog edge
Closed with the x button; re-opened from the Analyses tab in the right panel

Result Dialog Sections

A result dialog groups output into collapsible accordion sections:

Section	Description
Results	Primary simulator output - node voltages, currents, transfer functions, etc.
Substitutions	Manual algebraic substitutions applied on top of the result.
User results	Custom expressions computed from the raw results.

Edit Mode - (enabled by default)

Enable Edit Mode from the Results menu in the dialog menu bar. With Edit Mode on, each row in the result table gains action buttons:

Star - pin this single result to the Favorites panel in the right menu for quick access
Edit - re-open the calculator pre-filled with this result's expression
Delete - remove a user result or substitution

Interacting with Graphs

Basic Interactions

Action	Behaviour
Pan	Click and drag inside the chart area
Zoom	Scroll wheel inside the chart area
Hover	Tooltip shows exact value at the cursor position

Each graph dialog has a menu bar (top of the dialog) with four menus:

File menu

Item	Action
Set Name	Rename the graph / analysis
Save to Favorites	Pin the graph thumbnail to the Favorites panel
Export PNG	Download the chart as a PNG image
Export SVG	Download the chart as a scalable SVG image
CSV	Open a dialog showing the raw data (semicolon-delimited); copy or download

Analysis menu

Item	Action
Run (F9)	Re-run this analysis
Settings	Simulator settings (setting per analysis)

Results menu

Item	Action
Graph settings	Open the graph appearance editor
View type	For AC analyses: switch between Magnitude+Phase, Real-Imaginary, Magnitude only, Phase only, etc.

Help menu

Item	Action
Log	Show the raw simulator output log
Script	Show the generated simulation script
Crash dump	Download a crash dump for bug reporting

Right Panel

The right panel has three tabs for circuit projects:

Favorites tab

Shows pinned results and graphs. Use the toolbar buttons to:

Run all (F9) - re-run all analyses that have items in Favorites
Add section - organise Favorites into named sections
Edit - enter edit mode to rename, reorder, or delete Favorites entries
Delete all - clear the entire Favorites list

To add items to Favorites:

Graph ? graph's File menu ? Save to Favorites
Single result value ? enable Edit Mode in the result dialog ? click the ? star icon on a row

Alphabetical list of all analyses in the project. Click an entry to show or hide its dialog. A trash icon removes the analysis permanently. When an analysis is opened for the first time it runs automatically if no results exist yet.

Layers tab

Flat list of every item on the canvas (components, wires, text, arrows). Click an item to select it on the canvas; the trash icon removes it.

Export Formats

Circuit Diagram Exports

Raster images (PNG, JPEG, WebP)

Go to Export tab ? Raster image section:

Format	Transparency	Best for
WEBP	Yes	Web use - smallest file size
PNG	Yes	Screen display, email, web
JPEG	No	Situations where smaller files are needed

Clicking a button generates the file immediately and downloads it with the project name.

Tips

PNG is transparent (canvas background not included). For a white background use JPEG, or open the PNG in any image editor and add a white background.

PDF

Export tab / Vector image / PDF

Scalable vector format - never pixelates when printed or scaled
Best choice for professional reports and publications
Downloaded automatically with the project name

LaTeX

Export tab / Vector image / LaTeX

Opens a dialog explaining the workflow and providing download buttons:

Download the PDF (circuit diagram as a PDF file)
Download the TeX source file (.tex and \put commands using the gfig package)
Download gfig.sty from the link in the dialog and place it in the root of your LaTeX project

Include the circuit in your document with the \gfig command:

\usepackage{gfig}
...
\gfig{circuits/my_circuit}

Optional \gfig parameters:

Parameter	Description
`width`	Required image width
`scale`	Scale factor (when `width` not set)
`textsize`	LaTeX font size command, e.g. `\small`
`addtowidth`	Extra horizontal padding
`addtoheight`	Extra vertical padding
`hshift`	Horizontal shift
`vshift`	Vertical shift

Example:

\gfig[scale=1.1, addtowidth=1mm, textsize=\small]{circuits/my_circuit}

Place the downloaded .pdf and .tex files inside a circuits/ subfolder next to gfig.sty.

Tips

SVG export is available for graphs only (graph dialog / File / Export SVG), not for circuit diagrams. Use PDF for a vector-quality circuit diagram.

Netlist Export

Export tab ? NetList section:

Button	Format	Use
Spice	SPICE netlist	Paste into NGSpice, LTspice, or any other SPICE simulator
Symbolic	Symbolic netlist	Input for the SymCirc backends

Clicking a button opens a dialog showing the generated text with a Copy to clipboard button.

Graph Data Export (CSV)

Inside any graph dialog: File / CSV

A dialog shows the raw data with a copy button. The data is semicolon-delimited:

Frequency, abs(v(out)), ph(v(out))
1.0, -80.0, -179.5
1.26, -79.8, -179.4
...

Graph Image Export

Inside any graph dialog: File / Export PNG or Export SVG

PNG - raster image, good for documents and presentations
SVG - scalable vector, retains quality at any size

Next: Go to Project Management to save and organise your work.