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To simulate influence of BGA package on chip circuitry parameters i need some kind model of it. For example, it's influence on LNA. What i should do?
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Which tool i can use to extract model for BGA package?
I suppose any 3D EM solver would work. For example, Sonnet. Am i wrong? Have anybody already modelled BGA package? Can you share your experience...
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Which tool i can use to extract spice model for BGA package?
I suppose any 3D EM solver would work. For example, Sonnet. Am i wrong? Have anybody already modelled BGA package? Can you share your experience...
Thanks for advance:)
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Either you simulation setup is wrong or there is something strange with your LNA. What values of P1dB and iip3 have you measured and how have you done this?
ECG008B from TriQuint Semiconductor, which you recommend, requires RF choke for biasing so how can i get, for example, 3-300 MHz bandwidth with inductive RF choke?
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But i can't find any information about IIP2 of PHA-1+ in their datasheet (**broken link removed** Have you worked with it and measure this parameter?
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I need to choose transistor for power amplifier for application below 200 MHz. The main parameters are OIP3>+35 dBm and OIP2>+40 dBm, VCC≦5 V. Any suggestions?
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Just plot both of them, then in waveform window go to Axis ->X axis ->Plot vs. ... and change independent variable to impedance plot.
Suppose this is what you want.
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Your problem is not in "blowup" parameter. Either it is 1GV, or 1MV - these quantities are too large for analog any electrical circuit:) Such messages usually appear when you have wrong setup and use ideal components - trying feed closed transistor with idc current source, for example. I'...
Actually i'm not familiar with T-parameters very well. ABCD parameters of serial impedance A=1 B=Z C=0 and D=1 and if you use the following conversion rules
the answer seems to be right
S11=S22=Z/(2Z0+Z)
S21=S12=2Z0/(2Z0+Z)
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