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Using The Composite Triple Beat Source to Speed up QPSS Analysis
By Tawna Wilsey on January 14, 2010
Say you have a design with 4 input frequencies: 3164M (vco), 1449M (tone0), 1456M (tone1), 1442M (tone2). Currently when you do a qpss analysis, you are inserting a total of 4 separate ports in your schematic and running a simulation. There is a divide... Read more »
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NPORT S-Parameter Model Enhancements
By Tawna Wilsey on December 30, 2009
In MMSIM 7.2, two new parameters have been added to the Spectre nport primitive: datatrunc and causality . In MMSIM 7.1, passivity checking was added. The nport now has causality correction, passivity checking and enforcement, and the ability to remove... Read more »
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Analyzing Distortion With Spectre RF
By Arthur Schaldenbrand on December 18, 2009
Greetings, In the previous appends, we looked at using Shooting Newton Periodic Steady-State analysis to analyze analog circuits. In this append, we will look at using Harmonic Balance Periodic Steady-State, HBPSS, to analyze analog circuits. HBPSS is... Read more »
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