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General queries (Cosimulation/Rotating objects etc in ADS

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Hi to all respected members

I have few queries regarding ADS software.

1. How we can rotate objects in ADS. Let see if i want to fix a bias line at 45 degree angle, what can be the procedure.

2. What is the procedure of Momentum co simulation. Although, tutorials are available and I have used the same method but my results are not satisfactory.

3. Is there any way via which we can directly simulate our diodes, Lumped components or active devices directly in Momentum environment.

4. What is the best way to import ADS file to CST?

Waiting for your detailed replies or link

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Salman
 

Hi,

1) I don't know if you mean schematic or Momentum but in both use ctrl+R to rotate objects. You can also specify your default rotation angle in Momentum (Options/Preferences/Entry-edit)
2) The way that I use is to generate a Layout look alike components in Momentum and use it in schematic.
3) There is no way that you can simulate your active devices in Mometum.
4) Don't know, but you can export your DXF files in Momentum and then import it to CST.
 

Basically, i am looking to
1. I am talking about Momentum or even for Schematic. Let say if we have a square and I want to make a line from its corner at 45 degree, Is it possible in ADS or not ? If yes how,

2. We use in schematic the layout component, now when i am connecting the lumped components, my results are not satisfactory. How to resolve those.

3. OK

4. OK
 

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