PSpice 16.6 does not suport MATLAB 64-bit, just 32-bit. On the off chance that you need to utilize such Matlab adaptation, you have to introduce PSpice 17.2, form which works with 64-bits. The other choice is that you utilize Matlab 32-bit.
I hope it makes a difference. On the off chance that regardless you keep testing mistakes, don't waver to compose once more.
Yes, PSpice 17.2 release is 64 bit application and it supports 64 bit MATLAB.
PSpice 16.6 does not suport MATLAB 64-bit, just 32-bit. On the off chance that you need to utilize such Matlab adaptation, you have to introduce PSpice 17.2, form which works with 64-bits. The other choice is that you utilize Matlab 32-bit.
I hope it makes a difference. On the off chance that regardless you keep testing mistakes, don't waver to compose once more.