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I am not sure if you mean interlayer capacitor(vertical coupling) by MIM? I used both vertical and horizontal coupling, maybe that's where the difference is.
Thanks you guys. I did generate sub stacks by hand. I think I have taken care of these definitions in the beginning.
In Momentum I have taken thick metal expasion into account when setting dielectric layers. In Sonnet, dielectric layers are independent from metal stack.
Has anyone done these...
Hi, I am designing a multilayer interdigitated capacitor in a BiCMOS process with 6 metal layers. This capacitor is mainly for decoupling purpose, but some variants are also used for RF purpose in millimeter-wave range. Targeting capacitance falls in the range of 50fF to 300fF roughly.
I have...
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Thanks.
I also think source impedance should be included in trans simulation.
It is just in one of my simulations, the results with either a power source(P1tone, of course with source impedance) or a time source + 50 ohms resistor in series are different. It seems...
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In ADS, can I use P1tone as input with trans simulation?
Since time domain source like Vtsine does not have source impedance, so do they give correct result when source impedance is important?
tline cadence
It seems that SpectreRF PSS does not work with ideal transmission line model from Analoglib, tline. It gives a warning about unable to deal with distributed components. Actual transmission line component works fine with PSS.
I am now using tools in ADS to build matching network...
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