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How add a specific phase noise shape to a LO input waveform

RFStuff

Dear All,

I want to add a specific phasenoise shape to my LO input waveform ( which will drive my designed circuit ).

Could anybody please tell how that can be done ?

Kind Regards,

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  • You can use the "Noise type" field in the "Display noise parameters" section of the properties for port or vsource to do this. The Noise Type can be either Noise Voltage or SSB Phase Noise (the units are listed too) which means you can enter frequency-dBc pairs for the source.

    Note that this only works in pnoise/hbnoise analyses though.

    Can't remember exactly when this was introduced - the simulator supported it from MMSIM13.1 and I think it was IC616 (maybe an early ISR) for the UI on the vsource/port.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • You can use the "Noise type" field in the "Display noise parameters" section of the properties for port or vsource to do this. The Noise Type can be either Noise Voltage or SSB Phase Noise (the units are listed too) which means you can enter frequency-dBc pairs for the source.

    Note that this only works in pnoise/hbnoise analyses though.

    Can't remember exactly when this was introduced - the simulator supported it from MMSIM13.1 and I think it was IC616 (maybe an early ISR) for the UI on the vsource/port.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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