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May be old news but developed a relatively "easy" way to analyze Time Domain simulations in Audacity for MacOS Time Domain simulation, Time step = 1/sample rate -Time step 20.8uS = 48kHz sample -Time step 2.6uS = 384kHz sample -Adjust Sim to keep output <= +/-1 (Or normalize in Excel later) Export Plot CSV (saves as CircuitLabxxx.csv) Open CircuitLabxxxx.csv with Excel Click Convert Delete rows 1,2,3 (extraneous data) Copy column B (the audio data) -ensure no data beyond +1.0 or -1.0 Open TextEdit Create xxxx.txt doc Paste Excel data Save xxxx.txt Open Audacity Audacity >Preferences -Project Sample Rate = 1/CL time step Tools >Sample Data Import... (may need to enable with Plugin Manager) Select a file select xxxx.txt, click Open Click Generate A mono track should populate with audio the length of CircuitLab TDsim Stop time – Start time |
by inven-ted
July 09, 2025 |
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