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MEMS based RF IC inductor design on silicon substrate

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while designing an inductor, how do we determine the inductance value at a particular resonant frequency??
 

Do you have any more information? I think just only resonant frequency, cannot determine inductance value.
 

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As a rough guide to choosing L & C values, look at the level of Amperes which is available in your circuit.

Coils and capacitors have a reactive impedance at your operating frequency. The impedance should be in a range which makes it compatible with current levels in your circuit.

Low A, low C, high L.

High A, high C, low L.
 

I want to design an on-chip inductor on silicon substrate at 1.575GHz frequency of operation. I have calculated all the related parameters like Rs, Cp, R1, C1 etc. But how should i start with simulating the spiral structure on ADS momentum??
 

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