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Simulating Crystal Oscillators is Much Easier in MMSIM12.1 - Part 2

Greetings, Simulating crystal oscillators got a lot easier in MMSIM12.1... We have made enhancements to both Harmonic Balance and transient analyses. In Part 1 , I discussed Improvements to the Harmonic Balance use model. With the new streamlined Choosing Analyses form, you now can focus on getting your...

Posted to RF Design (Weblog) by Tawna on Thu, Dec 20 2012
Modeling Oscillators with Arbitrary Phase Noise Profiles

When you need to include noisy oscillators in SpectreRF transceiver simulations, you have at least 3 options: 1) Semi-autonomous simulation is the most accurate approach, recommended whenever the transistor-level model of the oscillator is available. 2) rfLib/osc model is less accurate but it’s...

Posted to RF Design (Weblog) by Tawna on Thu, May 24 2012
Learn How to Do Mixed-Signal Design at CDNLive! Silicon Valley

With the theme of Connect, Share and Inspire, this year's CDNLive! Silicon Valley March 13-14, 2012 will be an exciting forum for Cadence customers to share their most recent chip design successes and learn from each other. Among close to 100 presentations during the packed two day agenda, one area...

Posted to Mixed-Signal Design (Weblog) by QiWang on Wed, Mar 7 2012
SpectreRF AppNotes and Tutorials....Still One of our Best Kept Secrets!

Some of you may remember the blog written several years ago " Shhhhh...SpectreRF Tutorials and AppNotes - One of Our Best Kept Secrets ". Well, the more things change...the more things stay the same! The location of these tutorials and appNotes still seems to be one of our best kept secrets...

Posted to RF Design (Weblog) by Tawna on Mon, Jan 16 2012
Nport Application Note has been Updated and Re-Released

Happy New Year! After many requests, I set aside some time and updated the Using the nport in Spectre and SpectreRF Simulations appNote for MMSIM 11.1. You may download the appNote on Cadence Online Support . More nport enhancements are planned, so stay tuned! If you have any comments or questions, please...

Posted to RF Design (Weblog) by Tawna on Tue, Jan 3 2012
How to Design Analog/Mixed Signal (AMS) at 28nm

Wireless, networking, storage, computing and FPGA applications have been moving aggressively to advanced process nodes to take advantage of lower power consumption, improved performance and area reduction. Today, most of these applications integrate a significant amount of analog/mixed signal (AMS) or...

Posted to Mixed-Signal Design (Weblog) by nizic on Tue, Jun 21 2011
Q&A: TI Wireless Team Describes Advanced Phase-Noise Characterization for RF Oscillators Using SpectreRF

In this interview, members of the Texas Instrument wireless group talk about the characterization effort initiated and completed last year between Cadence and IBM using TI RF designs as a pilot. The goal between the two teams was to optimize SpectreRF usage to successfully and efficiently simulate TI...

Posted to RF Design (Weblog) by helenet on Wed, Jun 15 2011
DAC Panel: Users Describe Mixed-Signal Verification Challenges, Solutions

Should analog/mixed-signal verification be more like digital verification, with separate verification teams, a methodology like the Universal Verification Methodology (UVM), and metric-driven verification (MDV)? Yes, according to three mixed-signal engineers at a panel discussion at the Cadence EDA360...

Posted to Industry Insights (Weblog) by rgoering on Mon, Jun 13 2011

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