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27th September 2019, 14:16
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Closed: Re: How to determine tone 1 and tone 2 in ADE IIP3 simulation (hb) for a 60 GHz LNA?
Then we focus on the P1dB simulation first:
If my LNA is operating at 60 GHz, should I put frf1 = 60 GHz for my hb analysis? -
27th September 2019, 07:25
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Closed: Re: How to determine tone 1 and tone 2 in ADE IIP3 simulation (hb) for a 60 GHz LNA?
Okay, so right now, I have two testbenches for the same LNA circuit, one for P1dB sim, another for IP3.
for P1dB, I've set my frf1 variable in ADE as 60 GHz and for IP3, frf1=59.5 GHz, frf2=59 GHz... -
27th September 2019, 01:27
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Closed: Re: How to determine tone 1 and tone 2 in ADE IIP3 simulation (hb) for a 60 GHz LNA?
Alright, thanks for the clarification, then I'll leave my IP3 plot as it is shown here.
BTW, If I set the frequency for P1dB plot at 60 GHz, will the P1dB curve contradict with my current setup... -
26th September 2019, 16:42
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Closed: Re: How to determine tone 1 and tone 2 in ADE IIP3 simulation (hb) for a 60 GHz LNA?
Thanks
I've tested with other values by playing with other harmonics within the bandwidth in the direct plot form, and the results will differ, so may I know how can we decide which harmonics to... -
26th September 2019, 10:34
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Closed: Re: How to determine tone 1 and tone 2 in ADE IIP3 simulation (hb) for a 60 GHz LNA?
Okay, I've chosen f1=59.5 GHz and f2=59 GHz and run the hb analysis. Then at the main form, I chose 59.5 GHz as 1st order freq and 60.5 GHz as 3rd order freq, the result is as shown:
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26th September 2019, 08:25
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Closed: Re: How to determine tone 1 and tone 2 in ADE IIP3 simulation (hb) for a 60 GHz LNA?
My bandwidth is (65.97-52.17) GHz = 13.8 GHz
May I know how to determine whether OIP3 falls into bandwidth? -
26th September 2019, 05:13
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Closed: How to determine tone 1 and tone 2 in ADE IIP3 simulation (hb) for a 60 GHz LNA?
Hi, rookie post here, the LNA I'm simulating in Cadence ADE is operating at a carrier frequency of 60 GHz. I'm using hb analysis.
I'm aware of the formula 2f1 - f2 = fc, but:
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13th September 2019, 17:12
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Closed: Problems in Verifying Silterra Library Cells using Calibre
Hi, I'm using Calibre in Cadence Virtuoso to verify my layout using Silterra's PDK. I have acquired all four DRC and LVS/PEX runset and header TXT files, but all of them could not be loaded inside...
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8th September 2019, 19:01
Thread: W/L of pMOS and nMOS of CD4007 Chip.
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Closed: Re: W/L of pMOS and nMOS of CD4007 Chip.
Did some quick digging and found this, your answer should be in page 7: https://people.rit.edu/lffeee/CD4007_SPICE_MODEL.pdf
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W = 360 um, L = 10 um
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8th September 2019, 18:22
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Closed: Error and Questions related to Calibre 2015 in Cadence
Hi, the PDK I currently use supports Calibre, but their header and runset file for DRC and LVS are all in TXT format (4 files in total), may I know are text files supported by Calibre?
Also, when... -
7th August 2019, 15:01
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Closed: Re: Simulation discrepancies between Sonnet (standalone) and Sonnet Cadence Interface
So hypothetically, if I remove the feedlines in SCI (only the oval shapes are left), will the simulation results be the same with my previous simulations in Sonnet?
Speaking of which, these... -
7th August 2019, 14:41
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Closed: Re: Simulation discrepancies between Sonnet (standalone) and Sonnet Cadence Interface
there are arrows in all inductors in xgeom, in fact, all of them are synthesised by your spiral inductor assistant and come with the arrows by default.
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Besides, in SCI, I've taken... -
7th August 2019, 14:13
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Closed: Re: Simulation discrepancies between Sonnet (standalone) and Sonnet Cadence Interface
The feedlines are the same as I imported their gdsII from Sonnet.
not sure about the de-embedding settings and different equations, may I know where to check it?
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7th August 2019, 13:44
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Closed: Simulation discrepancies between Sonnet (standalone) and Sonnet Cadence Interface
Hi,
As per title, I am simulating four custom inductors that'll operate at their target inductance at 60 GHz. All simulations are satisfactory when using Sonnet by itself, however when I... -
25th July 2019, 17:38
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Closed: Questions in manually creating substrate files for Sonnet Cadence Interface
Hi everyone,
I've successfully simulated several inductors in Sonnet and is moving on to re-simulate them using Sonnet Cadence Interface and integrate them into my LNA in Cadence Virtuoso for... -
17th July 2019, 19:04
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[SOLVED]Closed: Re: [DISCUSSION] Maximum ram usage for Sonnet/HFSS simulation
Agreed, especially when I have only 4GB of soldered RAM on my laptop, I had to configure my simulation to output relatively accurate results while using just below my RAM limit. Compromises had to be...
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17th July 2019, 18:41
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[SOLVED]Closed: Re: [DISCUSSION] Maximum ram usage for Sonnet/HFSS simulation
Wow, that's an impressive amount of RAM, and even that was still not enough for you! May I know how large is the structure?
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17th July 2019, 13:00
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[SOLVED]Closed: Re: [DISCUSSION] Maximum ram usage for Sonnet/HFSS simulation
Thanks for the reply! I'm aware that I can reduce RAM usage by using conformal mesh and increase the size of the mesh, I'm just curious whether anyone here had hit high RAM usage for their projects,...
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17th July 2019, 11:21
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[SOLVED]Closed: [DISCUSSION] Maximum ram usage for Sonnet/HFSS simulation
Hi, I'm just curious, what are your maximum used RAM for the projects you've been simulated for either/both software?
Is it possible to achieve extreme RAM usage, like 64 GB or above for a single... -
24th June 2019, 16:17
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[SOLVED]Closed: Re: Questions for Dr. Mühlhaus Spiral Inductor Assistant for Sonnet
Say I created four single-turn round (stadium) inductors to operate at 60 GHz, all within 68 pH to 104 pH, and I've simulated them with Sonnet, they somehow reached my targeted inductance with decent...
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24th June 2019, 14:25
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[SOLVED]Closed: Questions for Dr. Mühlhaus Spiral Inductor Assistant for Sonnet
Hi, I'm designing custom inductors using Spiral Inductor Assistant for Sonnet. Below are my questions:
1. For "round differential" inductors, if i'm creating a single-turn inductor, why does the... -
19th June 2019, 15:47
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[SOLVED]Closed: Re: Cadence Spectre CIW Warning and Error (ADE-3023)
UPDATE:
I've somehow solved the problem.
What I did:
1. In .bashrc, I've typed the wrong directory at the MMSIM lines, so I've changed the part as shown below (some paths may be redundant):... -
19th June 2019, 12:41
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[SOLVED]Closed: Re: Cadence Spectre CIW Warning and Error (ADE-3023)
If I enter "which spectre", the terminal returned:
[JLHW@jlhw opt]$ which spectre
/usr/bin/which: no spectre in... -
19th June 2019, 10:55
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[SOLVED]Closed: Re: Cadence Spectre CIW Warning and Error (ADE-3023)
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19th June 2019, 10:32
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[SOLVED]Closed: Cadence Spectre CIW Warning and Error (ADE-3023)
Hi, I, a rookie in Linux environment, have installed Cadence IC617 on CentOS 7.6 and was going to simulate an analogue IC schematic.
When I launched ADE L, the command interpreter window (CIW)...
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