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Re: PLL simulation in MATLAB
Thanks i will search and try this one.
But can i use the extracted data from my noise text file in VCO block available in simulink , if so pls give some details .
thanks
PLL simulation in MATLAB
Hi everybody
I have noise flie in text format of my VCO.
How to add the noise in the simulink model of PLL using this text file.
thanks
Hi,
I have little problem during LVS run using joinPins parameter.
Can someone help explaining joinPins option
in case having 2vdd and 2gnd pins in schematic and layout
thanks
RF Lectures download
EE142 lectures are available on Berkley webcast but icould only play online.
Can anyone tell me how to download these webcast.
Pls i need them
thanks
understood your question:
yes your PLL will provide multiplication of frequency crossponding to input variable frequency.
But the lock time is limitation.
You will not be able to get exact multipication if the locking time of your PLL is more than the time of frequency hop from one frequency...
thanks for reply and you understood my doubt clearily
umc 180nm uses model BSIM3v3.
But in the BSIM3v3 manual i found some parameters mentioned as binable, hence the doubt.
Do we realy use this option practically?
or the present model incoporate this as limits for particular parameter.
general doubt :
Where we use the bining of binable parameters.
Why to use
what is the description which comple the use of binable parameters.
very hopefull to get reply
thanks
pls send me the link/source to get the below lecture.
Urgently in need.
https://webcast.berkeley.edu/course_details.php?seriesid=1906978242
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Or any other RFIC vedio lecture download links.
thank everybody
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