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Large Signal Y-Parameter or S-parameter

HamidKhatibi
HamidKhatibi over 10 years ago

Hi

I need to find large signal Y-parameters of a 2-port network such as a common source amplifier, in  Cadence.

Has anyone done something successful in this regard, please help me with it. Once I tried LSSP but the results did not make sense and the oscillator I designed based on small signal parameters worksd, whereas the one designed based on the LSSP results did not even oscillate!

Thanks,

Hamid

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 10 years ago

    Hamid,

    I tried that subversion and don't get the problem - the simulation completes.

    For universities, there are different support channels. Because Cadence offers the software to universities at a much reduced price, it's not really feasible to give the full support channel access to every end user at universities. So, for universities under the EuroPractice scheme, the issue can be logged with EuroPractice at  and for Universities elsewhere I believe one person (usually the professor responsible for the program at the university) will have Cadence Online Support access. Forgive my ignorance of the scheme outside of Europe since I'm in Europe...

    The idea is that then some filtering of the questions happens so that the support channel is not flooded with basic questions which should have been dealt with by local supervisors or the Europractice scheme who act as first level support.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 10 years ago

    Hamid,

    I tried that subversion and don't get the problem - the simulation completes.

    For universities, there are different support channels. Because Cadence offers the software to universities at a much reduced price, it's not really feasible to give the full support channel access to every end user at universities. So, for universities under the EuroPractice scheme, the issue can be logged with EuroPractice at  and for Universities elsewhere I believe one person (usually the professor responsible for the program at the university) will have Cadence Online Support access. Forgive my ignorance of the scheme outside of Europe since I'm in Europe...

    The idea is that then some filtering of the questions happens so that the support channel is not flooded with basic questions which should have been dealt with by local supervisors or the Europractice scheme who act as first level support.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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