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What License is Required for Non-Linear Stability Analysis in AWR Microwave Office 17?

I'm trying to do a Non-Linear Stability Analysis in AWR MWO 17.
While plotting Input/Output Gamma using Gamma Probe (Closed Form): GPROBE2, getting an error saying .AP_HB:NLGAM_GP2(GPROBE2.GP1,1,50,0) : This measurement requires a license to run.

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David Webster over 2 years ago

Hi Dhiman,

You need the STB-100 license for this measurement.

First, in the AWR software I would go to File -> License -> Feature Setup. Then under Select Optional Features, check the box next to STB-100 and restart the software.

If you don't see this checkbox, then I would go to https://www.cadence.com/en_US/home/tools/system-analysis/rf-microwave-design.html and scroll down to the "Contact Us" button and fill out the request form and someone will contact you.

Thanks,

David W
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David Webster over 2 years ago

Hi Dhiman,

You need the STB-100 license for this measurement.

First, in the AWR software I would go to File -> License -> Feature Setup. Then under Select Optional Features, check the box next to STB-100 and restart the software.

If you don't see this checkbox, then I would go to https://www.cadence.com/en_US/home/tools/system-analysis/rf-microwave-design.html and scroll down to the "Contact Us" button and fill out the request form and someone will contact you.

Thanks,

David W
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Dhiman Sarkar over 2 years ago in reply to David Webster

Thanks! Found the option to enable this feature.
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