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Modeling Oscillators with Arbitrary Phase Noise Profiles
By Tawna Wilsey on May 24, 2012
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.... Read more »
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Measuring 2-Tone Intermodulation Using Envelope-Following Analysis
By Tawna Wilsey on May 16, 2012
From time to time, SpectreRF users simulate very large, extracted-view circuits in 2+ tone QPSS. In many of those cases, memory requirements exceed the available resources. When that happens and small-signal approximations aren’t applicable, the... Read more »
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Guidelines for Maximizing Speed vs. Accuracy in SpectreRF simulations - Part 3
By Tawna Wilsey on March 07, 2012
Several months ago, I started a 3 part series on Guidelines for Maximizing Speed vs Accuracy for Harmonic Balance simulations. Today, I'll discuss part 3 of the 3 part series consisting of: Which Engine: Spectre or APS? Oversample vs Number of Harmonics... Read more »
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