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Hi,I'm using sonnet to simulate a mmic chip,the cell size is 5umx5um,while the solver displayed its needs 170GB Memory ! I was using momentum to simulate it successful and only needs 22GB memory with 100cells/wavelength setting.
Hi!I got a simple but awkward problem about the T-juntion power divider.I am using a T-juntion power divider to dividing a signal from port1(50ohm) to port2 and port3 and the two port's are 25ohm load(pic1).While from the simulating result(pic2) I see the port1 is matched to 50ohm ,but the...
Hi!I got a simple but awkward problem.
TGF2021-04 datasheet says the load reflection coefficient per 1mm unit pHEMT cell at 10 GHz is 0.852 ∠ 172.5≈4+j2,TGF2021-04 is a 4mm device(four cell ),So,What is the best load impedence when I connect the four cell together?
(4+j2)*4 or (4+j2)/4...
Hi!
"With lump port=> the excitation is applied at a point/cell, as a voltage or current.
With wave-port=> the excitation is so-called eigen-wave, such as the quasi-tem wave supported by a microstrip line. It applies over a cross-sectional area.
voltage is scalar, wave is vector by nature...
Thank you mauroferrari_
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The lumpport width same as microstrip width
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The lumpport width same as device pin width
So which is right in my design?
Thank you!
-CQCQ
Hi
I am very new to using Ansoft HFSS,As the fig 1,If the microstrip width is 10mm,the device's pin width is only 0.25mm.So,What the width of the lumpport I need setting?the same as the microstrip(10mm) or as the pin(0.25mm)? Thank you !
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reflection in transmission lines
Hi biff44,Thank you very much!
As you said , I need to move the Reflected Wave(Erefl) to LINE1?
I have do some simulations in ADS I found If I consider the Reflected Wave on the LINE2 is not satisfy "V total" equ E inc + E refl.
reflections in transmission lines
Hi! I have some basic problems need help ...
plz see the picture, I dont know why the "V total" equ E inc + E refl ,"I total" equ I inc -I refl ?
Any good paper or something can help me understand this problems?
Thanks in Adnance!
-cqcq
Hi! I have a big problem is a Power FET's i/p Z is around 3-7 ohm in 50-1500MHz,I want make a matching network in that freq range.My friends tell me that's impossibly.really?any suggesting?
Thanks!
-cqcq
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