Smith chart problem in ADS

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Hello, can anyone help me.
I have a rectifier as shown in attachment, and i want to make a matching circuit using smith chart utility . when i open it i got this problem. so please help me to solve it.


 

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    kheirolah

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    I also have this problem. why ADS_SmithChart Utility doesen't build "TLIN" in hiearchy subcircuit ?
Did you design the matching circuit ?? There should be sub-circuit that has already been designed before in it.
You cannot use this block as you wish..You have to design a circuit then you can place it in another circuit.
 

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BigBoss said:
Did you design the matching circuit ?? There should be sub-circuit that has already been designed before in it.
You cannot use this block as you wish..You have to design a circuit then you can place it in another circuit.
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i design my circuit and place smith chart but when i want to open it it doesn't work.
do you mean that i have to change the design ?
 

jihen said:
i design my circuit and place smith chart but when i want to open it it doesn't work.
do you mean that i have to change the design ?
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I mean have you ever designed the matching circuit by using Smith Chart Utility ?? If you have done, you should normally see the sub-circuit when you go into hierarchy down..
 

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BigBoss said:
I mean have you ever designed the matching circuit by using Smith Chart Utility ?? If you have done, you should normally see the sub-circuit when you go into hierarchy down..
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Thank you sir
 

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