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Need USEFUL, PRACTICAL, and FEASIBLE procedures to design, simulate, and layout "REAL RF Transformers" using Spectre RF

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I am in need of "Useful," "Practical," and "Feasible" procedures on how to design, simulate, and layout RF Transformers using Spectre RF.

I have not seen the real-world item in the "model library" of two of the major foundaries (I cannot name them due to the NDA I have signed). Therefore, I would like someone in this forum to provide me with the above information either himself/herself, or direct me to a resource that includes "ALL" of the above pieces of information.

Unfortunately, I have not yet found a resource that meets the criteria mentioned in the Subject line above. They are mostly impractical and useless.

I look forward to hearing from someone who could address my issue.  

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  • Michele,

    There is absolutely no problem with having this kind of discussion on these forums - design related topics are absolutely OK. Of course this will rely more on the community responding to such topics (rather than Cadence folks such as me). Whilst I have a design background, I've not been doing real design for a number of years now, so others will be much more current with design practices than I am - I only get it second hand from my experience as a designer in the past - and that's also likely to be true of some of the other Cadence AEs who respond here from time to time.

    Certainly there are other forums which are more design-centric - for example The Designer's Guide (I am much less active there than I used to be, due to lack of time, but it's a lively forum which covers design as well as tool topics).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Michele,

    There is absolutely no problem with having this kind of discussion on these forums - design related topics are absolutely OK. Of course this will rely more on the community responding to such topics (rather than Cadence folks such as me). Whilst I have a design background, I've not been doing real design for a number of years now, so others will be much more current with design practices than I am - I only get it second hand from my experience as a designer in the past - and that's also likely to be true of some of the other Cadence AEs who respond here from time to time.

    Certainly there are other forums which are more design-centric - for example The Designer's Guide (I am much less active there than I used to be, due to lack of time, but it's a lively forum which covers design as well as tool topics).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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