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    Surface current and surface charge in FEKO

    Hi everyone, I need your help. I'm a FEKO user. How can I relate mathematically surface charge to surface current? My question is because in FEKO unit measure of surface charge is [Coulomb/m^2] (that is right to me) and unit measure of surface current is [A/m]...and it is not what I expect to...
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    MOS - Width and Lenght dimensions in Spice Simulation

    Hi edge_tv, I think what you said was right. But in my opinion the VTh voltage tolerance can be taken into account using, for example, Montecarlo Simulation method in spice using the information you have found inside datasheet. The problem still remains the physical dimension W and L because I...
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    frequency range for log-periodic wideband antenna

    Hi, generally EMC logperiodic antenna has a bandwith starting from 200MHz up to 2000 MHz (or, in some cases 4000 MHz). You can find more information on website's vendor like Schwarzbeck. Regarding the design I personally use a full wave MoM (Method of Momenth) simulator.
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    EMC enquiries - please help me to answer

    Re: EMC enquiries Hi Roronoa, the subject is very wide and your questions are the bases of Electromagnetic Compatibility. I want saggest you an interesting starting book: Clayton R. Paul, Introduction to electromagnetic compatibility, Wiley-Interscience, ISBN 9780471549277
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    MOS - Width and Lenght dimensions in Spice Simulation

    Zizu, I'm sure that W/L ratio influences the simulation results because when I tried to do this on model (passing W and L as parameters) the results changed. In any case I don't want follow the "try and error criteria" i.e.: 1) change W and L, 2) obtain the simulation results, 3) compare...
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    MOS - Width and Lenght dimensions in Spice Simulation

    Zizu, I don't want to build a new model. I want only apply the real W/L ratio to my simulation in the ZETEX model and I don't know how can i do that. In my previous post I said that "some differences" from measured and simulation appear but I don't see a completely different results so I...
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    MOS - Width and Lenght dimensions in Spice Simulation

    Hi zizu, I have to design a circuit starting fron simulation. Due to the fact that I see some differences from simulation and measure I want to push some inside in the model I have used. You know that mathematica equations of MOS depends on W/L ratio. PSpice implements that equations and, by...
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    MOS - Width and Lenght dimensions in Spice Simulation

    Hi zizu, thanks for reply. Why you made a differenze fron discrete anda non discrete components? The MOS part is always inside the package and the mathematical MOS equations are still the same. Is it right?
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    MOS - Width and Lenght dimensions in Spice Simulation

    Hi everyone, I'm trying to simulate a simple electric circuit using spice with a common MOS insite (i.e. ZVN4424Z - SOT89 N-CHANNEL ENHANCEMENT MODE VERTICAL DMOS FET). The supplier Zetex (https://www.diodes.com/) give as the MOS spice model. The question is: I'm quite sure (see in the follow)...
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    MOS - Width and Lenght dimensions in Spice Simulation

    Hi everyone, I'm trying to simulate a simple electric circuit using spice with a common MOS insite (i.e. ZVN4424Z - SOT89 N-CHANNEL ENHANCEMENT MODE VERTICAL DMOS FET). The supplier Zetex (https://www.diodes.com/) give as the MOS spice model. The question is: I'm quite sure (see in the follow)...
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    Micro-Coaxial Cable Effect in Antenna Design?

    Hi, you are right: in my opinion in your case the cable is an active part of the antenna. In other words the "antenna" is formed by the radiating structure (we design with electromagnetic simulator) and the coaxial cable (that is, in principle, an umpredictable structure). There are a lot of...

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