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Running InfineonSpice from the command line

By setting up a batch script, it is possible to create the result files of the simulation of a predetermined schematic from the command line.

Before you begin

Create the schematic, set up the simulation as desired, and run it or otherwise create a netlist from it.

About this task

Using this technique, you can automate the simulation of a schematic to quickly generate the output files of the simulation without having to start InfineonSpice and run the simulation manually in the application.

Procedure

  1. Put the netlist file (.net) that you want to simulate in a convenient location.

    The output of the simulation will be created in the same directory.

  2. Change to the titan_core directory in the InfineonSpice installation directory.

    By default, InfineonSpice is installed in C:\\Users\username\AppData\Local\Programs\Infineon\InfineonSpice\version-number\. For example, the titan_core folder might be found at C:\\Users\JaneDoe\AppData\Local\Programs\Infineon\InfineonSpice\2025.03\titan_core.

    Instead of changing the active directory, you can also execute titan.bat by prefixing its path, as described in the following step.

  3. Simulate your netlist by entering titan.bat path-to-netlist.

    For example: titan.bat C:\\Users\JaneDoe\Documents\Simulation\MyNetList.net.

    If you did not change the active directory as described in the previous step, you can execute titan.bat by prefixing its path. For example: C:\\Users\JaneDoe\AppData\Local\Programs\Infineon\InfineonSpice\2025.03\titan_core\titan.bat C:\\Users\JaneDoe\Documents\Simulation\MyNetList.net

    Note that the name of the netlist file must not contain spaces.

Results

The simulation is executed and the output files are created in the same directory as the simulated netlist file. For an overview of the generated files, see Output files of a simulation.

The created files have the same names as the netlist file (except for the extensions).

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