Conversion of tabulated data to binary/ASCII raw file file format.
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  It converts and copies a text data file to either an ASCII-data file
  or a binary data file in raw format. The data can be then viewed
  with LTSPICE like a normal simulation result. The output file
  can be also used for further processing, e.g. for Merge or NMerge.
  Parameter sweepNo duplicates the data multiple times. This can
  be convenient for stepped parameter simulation, if you only need
  the same data for every sweep.
  An offset can be added to the x-axis numbers. This option is 
  required if negative time data is in the input file.
  The source file have to contain a standard raw file header
  followed by the data table. This table is then converted to
  the raw file format in the destination file. The header of the
  input file will become the header of the output raw-file.

  Usage
    Ltsputil.exe -t[o][a|b|][z] source dest [sweepNo] ..
          Option 'o'   : Overwrite an existing output file.
          Option 'a|b' : Output data format is 'a'SCII or 'b'inary.
                         If none of these two options is given,
                         output data format is binary.
          Option 'z'   : Add x-axis offset to x-axis, zero offset.
                         The value is in the header behind 'Offset:'
          sweepNo      : Number of sweeps with the same data
                         Default is 1 if no number is given


  Example
	Ltsputil.exe -toa limits.txt limits.raw 
	        Option -o overwrite, -a ASCII 

The input file must have the standard header of a raw-file starting
with the line 'Title ...' and ending with the line 'Values:'

The number behind 'Offset:' is used with the 'z'-option.
The data is in the lines following the line 'Values:'.
Data for generating .AC raw-files has to be in real,imag format.


Example for a .TRAN data file 
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Title: * D:\Daten\table_2_tran.txt
Date: Wed Jan 01 19:30:00 2005
Plotname: Transient Analysis
Flags: real forward 
No. Variables: 3
No. Points:          8
Offset:   0.0000000000000000e+000
Command: Linear Technology Corporation LTspice
Variables:
	0	time	time
	1	V(limit1)	voltage
	2	V(limit2)	voltage
Values:
0		0.5	-0.2	
10e-9		0.5	-0.2
11e-9		6	-0.2
14e-9		6	-0.2
15e-9		6	-0.2
21e-9		6	4
35e-9		5.5	4.5
50e-9		5.5	4.5	



Example for a .AC data file
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Title: * D:\Daten\table_2_ac.txt
Date: Wed Jan 01 19:30:00 2005
Plotname: AC Analysis
Flags: complex forward log 
No. Variables: 3
No. Points: 8
Offset:   0.0000000000000000e+000
Command: Linear Technology Corporation LTspice
Variables:
 0 frequency frequency
 1 V(max) voltage
 2 V(min) voltage
Values:
1e6   		1.05,0     0.95,0    
10e6   		1.05,0     0.95,0    
20e6	  	1.1,0      0.9,0     
40e6	  	1.15,0     0.9,0     
60e6	   	1.15,0     0.8,0      
80e6  		1,0        0.6,0   
100e6      	0.7,0      0.3,0    
200e6      	0.4,0      0.05,0    
	

Example for a .DC data file
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Title: * D:\Daten\Test.txt
Date: Wed Jan 01 19:30:00 2005
Plotname: DC transfer characteristic
Flags: real forward  
No. Variables: 3
No. Points:        4
Offset:   0.0000000000000000e+000
Command: Linear Technology Corporation LTspice
Variables:
	0	v1	voltage
	1	V(n001)	voltage
	2	I(V1)	device_current
Values:
2     1       1.3e-3
5     2.1     1.5e-3
6     3.0     2.1e-3
7     4.1     4.56e-3