Onoise node in Probe

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Probe

When I plot Onoise in a Probe AC Analysis, how do I know which node it is referring
to?

The Onoise waveform will always refer to the Noise Output node specified in the AC
analysis limits dialog box. To access the limits dialog box in probe, go to the Probe menu and
select Limits or just hit the F9 hotkey. The Noise Output field should be specified with either the
node name or the node number of the desired output node. The Noise Input is also specified in
this same dialog box and should be defined with the Part attribute name of a source.

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