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May 11, 2018 - 03:11 AM
Levant,
I believe the out files contains all channels data you placed in the case. Check the .inf file, which has the channel information.
I believe the out files contains all channels data you placed in the case. Check the .inf file, which has the channel information.

Jan 07, 2021 - 09:10 AM
Hi Levent,
I've faced a similar situation, so I've developed a Python Package that reads the .out file with the data that the PSCAD will export. After reading all the .out files it will create a unique .csv file that contains all the variables and also its name.
to use it, first download the package using pip:
$ pip install ImPSCAD
The package is really simple to use and it can be found on my Github page:
https://github.com/LuisArthurNH/ImPSCAD
Even though it is a bit late for you, it may help someone else.
I've faced a similar situation, so I've developed a Python Package that reads the .out file with the data that the PSCAD will export. After reading all the .out files it will create a unique .csv file that contains all the variables and also its name.
to use it, first download the package using pip:
$ pip install ImPSCAD
The package is really simple to use and it can be found on my Github page:
https://github.com/LuisArthurNH/ImPSCAD
Even though it is a bit late for you, it may help someone else.
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