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how to find S-parameters of a given circuit

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How can I find the S-parameter of the LNA which I have designed. Is there any way to calculate S-Parameter of a circuit. So that I can do the Stability and Noise analysis of the same.
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Topology used : Inductively Degenerated Cascode Toplogy.
Technology used: 130nm.
Frequency of operation : 1.7GHz.

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Anoop S
 

You have to use an RF simulator able to perform a s-parameter analysis. Starting from your circuits you can extract the parameter to a file or analyze them inside the simulator. There are many, like Agilent ADS, AWR Microwave office, etc.
Or, build your circuit and exctract the parameters using a Network Analyzer.
 

either simulate in ADS... n check or if you have any network analyzer use it to check
 

Sir,

Can we calculate it manually?

What all parameters do we require to simulate it in ADS or some other simulation software??

Thanx in advance
 

i don't think so that such a thing could be calculated.....!!! as it involves quite a lot of factor that can't be included mathematically...
for simulation in ADS just terminate your LNA with 50 ohm both sides include S parameter block.. and sweep your circuit on desgined frequency range
 

Ok sir.......But I haven't used ADS. Can I do the same with HFSS or ANSOFT Designer? Any idea??
 

i have not used them .. but they will be there for sure.. you have to find yourself
 

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