dot13
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veriloga balun model
hi,
If a signal adds to the single-end of a balun, the balanced-outputs get two inverse signals; if two balanced signals add to the balanced-outputs, the single-end get a signal which is the difference of the inputs.
While I have a question that if I add a signal to one of the balanced-end, while the other balanced-end and the single-end floating(or add a 50 ohms load), can I get a inverse signal at the other balanced-end?
I simulated the balun model in rfLib of c@dence, when i do so, the other balance-end get nothing, but i wonder that are all the actual baluns do not coupling their balanced-out?
Thanks.
hi,
If a signal adds to the single-end of a balun, the balanced-outputs get two inverse signals; if two balanced signals add to the balanced-outputs, the single-end get a signal which is the difference of the inputs.
While I have a question that if I add a signal to one of the balanced-end, while the other balanced-end and the single-end floating(or add a 50 ohms load), can I get a inverse signal at the other balanced-end?
I simulated the balun model in rfLib of c@dence, when i do so, the other balance-end get nothing, but i wonder that are all the actual baluns do not coupling their balanced-out?
Thanks.