May 6, 2005 #1 E elbadry Full Member level 6 Joined May 6, 2005 Messages 347 Helped 72 Reputation 144 Reaction score 10 Trophy points 1,298 Location Egypt Activity points 3,884 I am designing an RF Mixer using Cadence tool (IC5033). I need to find the i/p imoedance looking into the LO port. How should I do that? I thought of using pss with psp and finding Z11 but wouldn't this be the small signal impedance? thanks in advance...
I am designing an RF Mixer using Cadence tool (IC5033). I need to find the i/p imoedance looking into the LO port. How should I do that? I thought of using pss with psp and finding Z11 but wouldn't this be the small signal impedance? thanks in advance...
May 6, 2005 #2 N nxing Advanced Member level 1 Joined May 10, 2004 Messages 421 Helped 25 Reputation 50 Reaction score 10 Trophy points 1,298 Location China Activity points 2,856 Mixers in Cadence Z11 should be the small signal impedance, i think.
May 6, 2005 #3 E elbadry Full Member level 6 Joined May 6, 2005 Messages 347 Helped 72 Reputation 144 Reaction score 10 Trophy points 1,298 Location Egypt Activity points 3,884 Re: Mixers in Cadence Would it be correct to measure the small signal impedance? What I mean is that the VCO is applying a la rge signal and driving the mixer so would it be correct to use the value of Z11 as the impedance seen by the VCO? thanks again
Re: Mixers in Cadence Would it be correct to measure the small signal impedance? What I mean is that the VCO is applying a la rge signal and driving the mixer so would it be correct to use the value of Z11 as the impedance seen by the VCO? thanks again
May 7, 2005 #4 Y yibinhsieh Full Member level 4 Joined Apr 25, 2005 Messages 194 Helped 19 Reputation 38 Reaction score 5 Trophy points 1,298 Activity points 2,845 Re: Mixers in Cadence Maybe PAC in Spectre can slove this question. Yibin.