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How does spectre handle noise from s-parameter nport device?

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spectre nport

I am running noise simulation and it indicates that some of the major noise contribution comes from various s-parameter models in my circuit. How does spectre calculate the noise of those models? Technically s-parameter model does not contain any information about noise.
 

Re: How does spectre handle noise from s-parameter nport dev

Hi
One way:
passive n-port has voltage noise matrix v=2*k*T*(z+conj(z))
z-is impedance matrix
z can be obtained from s matrix

another way

matrix of noise powers c=(I-S*S')*k*T where ' is transpose and conj

T is Kelvin temperature
k is boltzmann

This is common theory for noise of linear passives

Regards
 

Re: How does spectre handle noise from s-parameter nport dev

If the S parameter model doesn’t contain ANY noise data would be impossible to calculate the real noise of the device.
 

Re: How does spectre handle noise from s-parameter nport dev

Yes, If device is passive device
The simplest example is resistor
 

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