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Urgent! how to get half wave rectifier output voltage using ADS

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When I open the example of rectifier from ADS2009, I can not get the output voltage as half wave of sine. How could I get this?

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I supply sufficient AC voltage but output voltage is again full wave. What should I do?
 

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add resistor 5k to grd
as load
 

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I have done it many times . Output voltage is always the same like input.
 

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Here I share the picture of simple circuit and input-output voltage . what should I do to get half wave sine?
 

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Remove 50 Ohm resistor before the diode and see what happens.
 

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20 GHZ !!!
the cap of the diode is making a problem, your diode id not conducting (increase to 5v ac pp )and at that freq u have all kinds of matching problems .
first reduce the load to 50 ohms, next try putting the diode in parallel after the 50 ohm and u will have half wave shorted at that's what made usually in hi freq. your scope should be in dc mode...
is that a model or real circuit ? reduce freq to 1Mhz and post the result.
sdd_diode why cant i find it in internet send data or link.
 

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Hi,
Try to work at Transient not at AC.
 
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