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How to Extract Real and Imaginary Parts of S11 from Port 1 in AWR?

Sabrina A
Sabrina A 7 months ago

Hi everyone,

I’m working on a design in AWR and need to extract both the real and imaginary parts of S11 from Port 1 into separate variables so I can work with respective vectors. However, I’m not sure how to read the vector correctly to ensure it's being captured properly.

I tried the following expression:



But this approach doesn’t seem to work as expected.

Could anyone help me with the correct method to extract both the real and imaginary parts of S11 into two different variables? Any advice on how to properly read the vector would be much appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

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  • OscPn
    OscPn 7 months ago

    Extract the data using Imag and Real option in measurement like:

    s11_real = DUT:Re(S(1,1))

    s11_imag = DUT:Im(S(1,1))

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  • OscPn
    OscPn 7 months ago in reply to OscPn

    These measurements are possible in the Output Equation window.

    s11_real = DUT:Re(S(1,1))

    s11_imag = DUT:Im(S(1,1))

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  • Sabrina A
    Sabrina A 7 months ago in reply to OscPn

    Thank you so much! I could obtain the values correctly.

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