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Thank you very much.
However, our prof is insisting on us using AWR. I actually built the circuit on AWR and modelled the Varactor, tried almost the same BJT and JFET (BF245c and BFR91A) as well as multiple BJTs/JFETs but whatever i change or try i get the output voltage to be very low (1e-17)...
I actually did not see the third screenshot you have inserted, so all what i had was empty fields with no button to add parameters but now i get it. But yes overall its still complicated and its fair to say i am not the only one having troubles with it. All of our class is.
And no idea why he...
This honestly sounds very complicated to do in the 6 days deadline our professor set with a software we are unfamiliar with. But is there any useful guides on how to manually enter parameters for elements?
Oh Thanks! I found it. Regarding BF244C, can't we use another alternative?
Also excuse my ignorance but what is exactly V_varicap in the schematic and how do i do it in AWR? I tried the varactor diode but i don't know where do i exactly specify the voltage range and how to control it.
Thank you for your reply BigBoss, unfortunately i do not have the luxury to not do this since it is a project assigned to us in an RF course i am taking.
I tried to import BFR91A SPICE.prm but i could not figure how to exactly work with it in AWR. Any guide would be helpful.
Also one more...
Hi, i apologize if this is not the correct place to post this.
I am asked to simulate a VCO on Microwave Office. The exact schematic is this one:
Now the thing is, i am pretty much new to this program and i have no idea where to get the diode SMV1232 and the two transistors BF244C and BFR91A...
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