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    AWR : Plotting Equations

    Hi everyone, I need some help plotting the following equation in AWR : |G|=S21/(1-S11*S22) I tried to use the output equation box but we can only specify whether it is a magnitude or phase. I tried this but the output is not correct Anybody who can help or knows a tutorial on plotting...
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    Oscillators : Feedback or -ve Resistance

    yes.. I have read the tutorials. I am using Microwave Office. I am not designing the amplifier. I am using a commercial amplifier, MAR 6+ with a MEMS resonator. I have made the phase shift =0 and gain > 1 at resonant frequency for open loop simulation. But I did not put the input impedance of...
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    Oscillators : Feedback or -ve Resistance

    Hi Abshikebabs! Thank you for your help & explanations. As you suggested I am learning how to use series feedback. I would like to use the topology shown below. I am also reading how to perform the open loop simulation based on Alechno's paper which can be found at **broken link removed**...
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    Oscillators : Feedback or -ve Resistance

    What do you mean by adjusting feedback length?
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    Help me calculate the increase in resistance of a conductor caused by the skin effect

    Skin Effect How we calculate the resistance of the line if the cross-section dimensions are less than 3 skin depths?
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    Help me calculate the increase in resistance of a conductor caused by the skin effect

    Hi all, Can someone help me calculate the increase in resistance of a conductor due to the skin effect? The skin depth of a conductor is given as d=sqrt(1/pi*f*u*sigma) where sigma=conductivity, u=permeability, f = frequency Once we have obtained the skin depth, how can we calculate the...
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    Skin depth Measurement

    Hi Sergio, I am also interested in the loss due to skin depth. When you mentioned spar, is it S11, S21 or S22? Thanks, Anis
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    Oscillators : Feedback or -ve Resistance

    Thank you both. But the article Compensating for Ideality Factor and Series Resistance Differences between Thermal Sense Diodes.. how is it related to -ve resistance? perhaps you can explain to me a bit? Thank you abshikebabs! So are resonator can be both feedback and have -ve resistance. It is...
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    Oscillators : Feedback or -ve Resistance

    Hi all, I read somewhere that oscillators can be classified either as a feedback or a -ve resistance. What is the difference between the two? Thanks, Anis
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    Help with design of oscillator using microwave office

    Hi all, I am new in the design of oscillator and was hoping someone can help me. Which method should I use for designing an oscillator using MEMS resonator? i) Linear Simulation using OSCTEST ii) Negative resistance simulation Thank you Anis
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    Help using OSCTEST and OSCAPROBE

    oscaprobe simulation Hi all, I am designing an oscillator using a MEMS resonator and the minicircuits MAR6 amplifier. I have done the simulations based on the steps shown in the link below: I performed the open loop gain simulation and plotted the S21 transmission characteristics. I added a...
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    LVS errors: device and net do not cross-match

    Re: LVS 3.You didn't define a pin named INP in the layout. Check the layout again and make sure you didn't wrongly spell INP or defined the pin in the wrong metal layer. 2.You probably didn't connect all the grounds together in the layout. Make sure that all the grounds of different subcells...
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    how to design the probepad

    If you are using standard CMOS process, you can also use all metal layers and connect them with vias. This makes the probe pads thicker and less susceptible to have all its metal scraped off when probing. You can also make the pad bigger so that it will be easier for you to probe it when using...

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