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where to set "augumented" option in pnoise or hbnoise

RFMEMS
RFMEMS over 16 years ago

I checked "pnoise" or "hbnoise" --> "options" --> convergence parameters, but could not find the option.

Please let me know where I can find it.

 I have a mmsim version of 7.1.0.060.

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    Tawna over 16 years ago

    You will still see phase noise above 0dBc/Hz for shooting pss/pnoise with augmented = yes.   This is non-physical and can be ignored.

    In the new hb/hbnoise analysis in MMSIM7.1, you will not see the phase noise above 0dBc/Hz for augmented=yes.   There have been recent enhancements, so you may want to download the latest MMSIM7.1 ISR5 (available) or ISR6 (when it is available later this week or next week).  

     

    Best regards,

    Tawna Wilsey 

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  • Tawna
    Tawna over 16 years ago

    You will still see phase noise above 0dBc/Hz for shooting pss/pnoise with augmented = yes.   This is non-physical and can be ignored.

    In the new hb/hbnoise analysis in MMSIM7.1, you will not see the phase noise above 0dBc/Hz for augmented=yes.   There have been recent enhancements, so you may want to download the latest MMSIM7.1 ISR5 (available) or ISR6 (when it is available later this week or next week).  

     

    Best regards,

    Tawna Wilsey 

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