Hello
is there a ripple function available in the optimizer so that I can optimze a circuits frequeny respsone to a flat frequency response , so for example to +/-0.4dB, when I donot know the exact absolute gain of the circuit, and I especially donot care about its absolute value. I can only find in the optimzer to input a absolute max or min value. So i can say max=4dB min=3.2dB but I would like to say max ripple is 0.8dB min=0dB and donot care if the average gain is 4 or 3.6dB or even 5dB.
Did I overlook a macro function or is this capability not availabel at the moment.
kind regards Michael
is there a ripple function available in the optimizer so that I can optimze a circuits frequeny respsone to a flat frequency response , so for example to +/-0.4dB, when I donot know the exact absolute gain of the circuit, and I especially donot care about its absolute value. I can only find in the optimzer to input a absolute max or min value. So i can say max=4dB min=3.2dB but I would like to say max ripple is 0.8dB min=0dB and donot care if the average gain is 4 or 3.6dB or even 5dB.
Did I overlook a macro function or is this capability not availabel at the moment.
kind regards Michael
Search Genesys HELP for "Optimization", then see the topic entitled
"entering targets".
The operator is %
and it causes Genesys to optimize for flat response regardless of level.