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14.2 <strong>SIMPLORER</strong> ASCII System Data Formats<br />

• .mdx files (.mtx)<br />

• .mdk/.mda files<br />

• External Formats<br />

The .mdx File Format<br />

<strong>SIMPLORER</strong> 6.0 — <strong>Manual</strong> 467<br />

The .mdx file is a <strong>SIMPLORER</strong> intern data format to exchange data between the different programs.<br />

You can create and edit the files with a common Text Editor. The semicolon at the end<br />

of each data set is essential, including the last one.<br />

Data files in .mdx format are structured in a table-like fashion. The data sets are interpreted<br />

as a sequence of k-dimensional value tuples (ai,bi,ci,….) with a record length n (i.e., data field/<br />

table of k columns times n rows). The correlated values of a k-tuple are arranged successively<br />

in the data set:<br />

(a1,b1,…,z1, a2,b2,…,z2, … ,an,bn,…,zn)<br />

\________/ \_______/ … \_______/<br />

1st k-tuple 2nd k-tuple nth k-tuple<br />

In a typical case (time functions, characteristics) the first value in the n-tuple (ai) should represent<br />

the common abscissa (“x”, time “t”…) where the data sets should be in ascending order<br />

of ai ("x", "t", …).<br />

Each file starts with header information for the data sets, which directly follows the “END:=”<br />

statement. All data within a line are separated by a semicolon; a line must be closed by a<br />

semicolon and CR/LF.<br />

TYP:=A<br />

DIM:=3<br />

LEN:=10<br />

N1:=C2.V<br />

U1:=V<br />

N2:=Filter<br />

U2:=<br />

N3:=x<br />

U3:=<br />

END:=<br />

0; 0.00001600; 0.00000400;<br />

0.00001587; 0.00004787; 0.00001998;<br />

0.00003168; 0.00009548; 0.00005188;<br />

0.00006323; 0.00015872; 0.00009959;<br />

0.00011041; 0.00023744; 0.00016299;<br />

0.00019170; 0.00033153; 0.00024193;<br />

0.00026967; 0.00044087; 0.00033631;<br />

0.00036288; 0.00056532; 0.00044599;<br />

0.00047123; 0.00070470; 0.00057084;<br />

0.00061599; 0.00085909; 0.00071075;<br />

The specifications Nxx and Uxx for names and units of data channels are optional and can be<br />

omitted.

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