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I have designed an on-chip class AB amplifier at 15 GHz and I want to measure its power gain and its adjacent channel leakage ratio by using signal analyzer (as a source) and the spectrum analyzer (as a sink)
How I can make the calibration of the cables and probes.
I think these losses can not...
Dear All,
when I am designing a power amplifier using CMOS TSMC 0.18um technology.
ADS program gives these warning messages but it finally gives the expected results , as follows: (especially the colored line)
I do not know what is the meaning of these messages or can i ignore them?
I want to design a power amplifier at TSMC 180nm,
I calculated its optimum load impedance using load pull technique at ADS
it was about (2+j10).
is this value correct? or I made a mistake in that calculation because its very low impedance.
if it was correct, can I match it to 50 Ohm impedance...
Dear All,
I want to mimic the layout TSMC 0.18um technology's Inductor to get approximately the same results using ADS Momentum tool at 10 GHz.
Where it consists of M6 (Blue wire) and M1(Green wire), with the same dimentions of the original TSMS inductor at cadence layout.
there is a...
This is the same problem where I am stuck in.
Do you find any solution for that problem.
How you can use 1 port if the inductor has a shield plane.
the only option for that is using 2 ports as a diffrential mode (+ve is connected to the inductor and the -ve is connected to the shield plane), is...
Dear All,
I want to design an IC spiral inductor (using TSMC 0.18um CMOS Technology).
I found the spiral inductors of the technology has the spiral inductor(M6 "Blue") and its ground plane (M1 "Green ring"), so I want to mimic this behaviour in my own inductor, as illustrated in the following...
Dear All,
I want to know about the current density of the metal (M1 to M6)and Vias of the TSMC CMOS 0.18um, as soon as possible.
Unfortunately, I do not have the TSMC documentation for special considerations.
Please, if you can help me in that, I will be grateful for your help.
regards
Dear All,
I want to desing a transformer as a power combiner (2 primary Inductors and 1 secondary inductor).
as I expect there are three ports which result 3 port Z-Network.
How I calculate the parameters of this transformer (Lp1, Lp2, Ls, Mutual Inductance (M), coupling factor (K) and insertion...
you mean that I designed the transformer layout using Hfss or ADS and then importing its SNp file (S parameter files) to the schematic heraricy of the whole designed circuit in cadence, is not it?
Sorry I do not understand what do you mean
Could you illustrate more
I do not know about what do you mean by my own aulvs views and collateral" to enable extraction
and how I can do this method.
do you mean that, I can define my trasformer as a 2 spiral inductor from the technology
if I...
Dear All,
I want to use a transformer to combine the outputs of two power amplifiers PAs
my used technology does not support transformers (TSMC 0.18)
So I will design my own transformer as follows
First, I will design it using HFSS simulator
Second I will import this gds file to cadence layout...
It is solved,
Thanks for your interest.
However the ADS program gives me that warning
what it is meaning about these warning especially the highlighted line
I am desinging an amplifier (Class_C) at 5 GHz, using (TSMC 180nm)
I designed it using ADS simulstor and the following figure describes the relation between input and output power.
while the same circuit is designed at Cadence and it gives a great differences between these two circuits, as...
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