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Hi Fabrice,
I authored pole-zero, noise, and distortion analysis.
Cheers,
Peter Garrone
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…xamples.
I wanted to be able to use these analyses in my various projects, as I like to use spice and I am a keen python programmer. I obtained the same data using the distortion analysis as in the raw ngspice output, but could not make much use of the data, as its documentation seems inadequate. Nevertheless I add it for completeness. The pole-zero and noise appear to work adequately.