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RF Front end Receiver

Kiran1507
Kiran1507 over 11 years ago

 Hi, We are designing a RF Front end receiver in which we are proceeding with a PSS, PAC, etc analyses.....

1. We have plotted Conversion Gain Vs LO power by doing PSS followed by PAC analyses. So, can we plot the same CG by varying RF.

2. Can we plot Noise Figure Vs RF frequency.

Please, get me the valuable suggestions............

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    Tawna over 11 years ago

    Hi Kiran1507,

     If you are using MMSIM12.1.1 or 13.1, I recommend looking at Appendix A of the SpectreRF User Guide.  There are a number of step by step examples that you may find useful. 

    Please note:  To run the examples, you will need to obtain the gpdk180 PDK from http://support.cadence.com (it is no longer on http://pdk.cadence.com).

    best regards,

     

    Tawna

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  • Tawna
    Tawna over 11 years ago

    Hi Kiran1507,

     If you are using MMSIM12.1.1 or 13.1, I recommend looking at Appendix A of the SpectreRF User Guide.  There are a number of step by step examples that you may find useful. 

    Please note:  To run the examples, you will need to obtain the gpdk180 PDK from http://support.cadence.com (it is no longer on http://pdk.cadence.com).

    best regards,

     

    Tawna

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