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ADS models in Genesys

Question asked by circuitsandstuff on Jul 6, 2009
Latest reply on Jul 7, 2009 by NWHITE

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Hi,

Is is possible to use a transistor model which was created in ADS in Genesys?
Or would you have to replicate the device along with all its parameters.

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SERGEYTRU Jul 7, 2009 7:47 AM
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Hi!
Any ADS model, having MINT interface may be loaded & used in Genesys.
Any other custom developed model may be ported in Genesys using SPICE import (if Genesys has corresponding base model implemented), or VerilogA interface.
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circuitsandstuff Jul 7, 2009 8:21 AM
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Hi,

thanks for info.

The part is a power amp it has been created in ADS using an encoded model instance.

I though I could just take the schematic representation of the device and replicate its parameters in genesys but it looks like it is a bit more complex.

So unless genesys can import an ADS project it is not going to work.

thanks
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NWHITE Jul 7, 2009 9:49 AM
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Unfortunately, Genesys cannot import ADS projects (but it can export ADS schematics). The vast majority of ADS models are available for use in Genesys, so at least you shouldn't need to convert parameters / models to get the circuit into Genesys. (You should only need to redraw the schematic.)
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