Can ADS use the 2TONE PORT to call out the picture of OIP3 VS PIN? At present, it can only be called OIP3 VS PIN

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Hello, please, because I need to see the graph of OIP3 vs Pout. But when I use 2TONE PORT,
I can only make pictures according to the PIN entered.
May I ask if I can use 2TONE PORT to simulate OIP3 and at the same time call out the picture of OIP3 vs Pout?
What settings do I need? Very grateful

The current PIN PORT setting is:
Target :

The picture that can be called now:

Very grateful
 

Plot "Pout vs. OIP_upper/lower"
Hello, thank you for your reply, but now I am using the PORT of 2TONE, can he deduce the value of my POUT?
Do I need to add some MeasEqn, or do I need to use voltage nodes? Please, thank you
 

You have already defined an equation as "OIP_average" and you got Pout that is essentially
-if the Load is 50 Ohm-

Pout=dbm(Vout[1]
Then you can easily plot Pout vs. OIP3_average.
 

May post above has some wrong informations.
OIP3 metric should be defined so that The Output Power for both carrier must be at least 20 dB below from P1dB Compression Point. Why ? because the system has o work in pretty linear region otherwise the definition of OIP3 will not be valid anymore.
There is a measurement in ADS to select a particular carrier in mixing indexes.
Vfc
For instance let's say there are two carriers F1 and F2 respectively.
Intermodulation Product will be either 2F1-F2 ( Low Side )or 2F2-F1 ( High Side ) then any component in this definition can be selected by using this measurement. For example ;

Vfc2=vfc(Vout,0,{2,-1})

This returns a Voltage in RMS value at desired index so at 2*F1-F2
Then this value can be plotted versus Vfc1=vfc(Vout,0,{1,0}) so the first main carrier.
dBm function should be used with sqrt(2) multiplication factor for a single particular carrier/product.

As I have told, the max. permissible carrier power must be at least 20dB lower than P1dB compression point to make the OIP3 definition is still valid.
 


Thank you very much and have a nice day.。
 

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