User`s guide

SYNTH63
Converts a binary synthesis file from the HP 3563A or HP 3562A to an ASCII file, a PC-MATLAB file,
or a MATRIXx file. HP 3563A/62A synthesis files on a LIF file system start with the letters ‘’ST’’
(Z-domain ‘’ZT’’); curve fit files start with the letters ‘’CV’’ (Z-domain ‘’ZF’’).
Syntax SYNTH63 <sfile> <dfile> [/U] [/O] [/L] [/M] [/R]
Options
<sfile> Input HP 3563A/62A synthesis file name.
<dfile> Output file name.
/U Show help (usage information) for this program.
/O Overwrites <dfile> if it exists.
/L Create MATLAB File (a binary file).
/M Create MATRIXx File (an ASCII file).
/R Output MATLAB or MATRIXx file matrices in a row instead of a column.
If neither /L nor /M option is specified, then an ASCII file is created.
Example 1
Convert your file to a PC-MATLAB file. Note that PC-MATLAB searches for a file with the suffix
‘’.MAT’’ if no other suffix is specified. See appendix for more information on loading a file into
PC-MATLAB.
SYNTH63 FREQ C:FREQ.MAT /L
Example 2
Convert your file to MATRIXx row format:
SYNTH63 FREQ A:\APPLIC\FREQ.MAT /M /R
Example 3
Output data to an ASCII file:
SYNTH63 FREQ FREQ.ASC
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