infinite_gbps
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lc resonance
Can some people help me with this please?
I want to model the coil on the left and what I currently have is what is on the right.
I probably should add some switches to model the ac voltage applied to the coil but lets just say the coil is closed and the L's & C's should resonant at 64 MHz and cause some current to be flowing around in the loop, correct?
From an LC calculator, @ 64 MHz and a C value of 30 pF, the L value required for resonance is 206 nH. As you can see the values of the C's, when you set the value of the inductors, 2 for each transformer, I set them all to 206 nH. Was that correct?
How can I see that they are resonating at 64 MHz? Did I place my GNDs and that 1 Ohm resistor in the right place?
I only put those 100 Meg Ohm resistors because PSpice kept telling me that 8 nodes were floating. Did I even need those?
Some serious and quick help on this would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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Can some people help me with this please?
I want to model the coil on the left and what I currently have is what is on the right.
I probably should add some switches to model the ac voltage applied to the coil but lets just say the coil is closed and the L's & C's should resonant at 64 MHz and cause some current to be flowing around in the loop, correct?
From an LC calculator, @ 64 MHz and a C value of 30 pF, the L value required for resonance is 206 nH. As you can see the values of the C's, when you set the value of the inductors, 2 for each transformer, I set them all to 206 nH. Was that correct?
How can I see that they are resonating at 64 MHz? Did I place my GNDs and that 1 Ohm resistor in the right place?
I only put those 100 Meg Ohm resistors because PSpice kept telling me that 8 nodes were floating. Did I even need those?
Some serious and quick help on this would be appreciated.
Thanks.
**broken link removed**