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Question asked by azerty1 on Dec 24, 2013
Latest reply on Sep 12, 2014 by volker_muehlhaus

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I want to characterize an electronic circuit in ADS and I do not have the power value or the frequency or gain, I just have the circuit diagram.
I want to test the operation of my circuit and outputting the values of the gain, bandwidth and parasitic elements...
can you help me to run simulations in transient and frequency mode.
thank you

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volker_muehlhaus Dec 24, 2013 2:31 AM
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From your posts here and at edaboard, I understand that you are new to ADS, and have never used RF simulation software before.

This will help to get started:
http://www.rf-design-tips.com/ads-quick-start-tutiorials-and-free-online-training/
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- azerty1 @ volker_muehlhaus on Dec 24, 2013 3:02 AM
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  yes, i am new user of ADS,and i do some research on google and I can not find tutoriels for electronic circuits with this software.
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  - sdgrant @ azerty1 on Dec 24, 2013 2:36 PM
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    to be migrated, sourceId: 112557
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    - mrlinear @ sdgrant on Sep 11, 2014 8:50 AM
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      This project, LNA_1GHz_prj, has a design called Stability.dsn. In this design there is a conditional simulation where depending on whether R1 and L1 are active a different .ds file is written.
      
      Can anyone describe how this is done?
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      - sdgrant @ mrlinear on Sep 11, 2014 11:50 AM
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        In the schematic window, prior to simulation, you can use the menu Simulate > Simulation Setup... and define the dataset you wish the results to be written to. The default is typically to write to a dataset with the same name as the schematic, so Stability.ds, in this case but this can be changed to StabCkt.ds, or any other name, as required. Each dataset would contain the results from two different simulations with the schematic configured as required for each case. In the Data Display you can then reference data from either dataset or both datasets as required, like the graph that compares Stability..NFmin and StabCkt..NFmin.
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      - aehoward @ mrlinear on Sep 11, 2014 1:38 PM
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        @MrLinear's assumption that there was a simulation run with different datasets created automatically depending on the condition of the circuit is not correct. Whoever setup this simulation manually specified that one dataset be created with the schematic in one condition, and then re-ran the simulation with a different dataset name specified for the second simulation.
        It would be nice if ADS had this sort of conditional dataset generation capability, but it does not, unless I am missing something.
        
        Edited by: aehoward on Sep 11, 2014 2:38 PM
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        hermann.ruckerbauer@eyeknowhow.de @ aehoward on Sep 12, 2014 8:51 AM
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        I second the request to add this feature to ADS. ;-)
        Ideally I can use variables out of the simulation in the .ds name!
        
        Hermann
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        volker_muehlhaus @ hermann.ruckerbauer@eyeknowhow.de on Sep 12, 2014 10:55 AM
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        I agree and also second this request.
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