Can I write an AEL macro to change the Momentum Frequency Plans? For example, change from Adaptive to Linear Sweep and/or frequency step from 1 GHz to .1GHz? Thanks!
The goal is to call Momentum from ADS schematic and run a linear frequency sweep simulation. Right now only Adaptive sweep is allowed when embedding a momentum component in ADS schematic. (ver. 2003C). Thanks for your reply.
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There are no public AEL functions that allow to do that. For what purpose would you be using this?
You can do this from the UI by selecting the 'Layout' for the Momentum Simulation Control in the Momentum component Model parameter tab (you can reach the dialog where you do this by double-clicking on the Momentum component in schematic). This will force Momentum to use the settings that you have defined in the layout window when creating the component. When a linear frequency sweep was specified in layout (before the layout component was generated), that is what will be used when simulating from the schematic as well.
I tried this. It still runs an adaptive simulation. Do you have any idea what might be wrong? Thanks.
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You can do this from the UI by selecting the 'Layout' for the Momentum Simulation Control in the Momentum component Model parameter tab (you can reach the dialog where you do this by double-clicking on the Momentum component in schematic). This will force Momentum to use the settings that you have defined in the layout window when creating the component. When a linear frequency sweep was specified in layout (before the layout component was generated), that is what will be used when simulating from the schematic as well.
Right now only Adaptive sweep is allowed when embedding a momentum component in ADS schematic. (ver. 2003C). Thanks for your reply.
This will force Momentum to use the settings that you have defined in the layout window when creating the component. When a linear frequency sweep was specified in layout (before the layout component was generated), that is what will be used when simulating from the schematic as well.
Do you have any idea what might be wrong?
Thanks.