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Title: What is actually "beat frequency" Post by DoYouLinux on Jan 15th, 2009, 8:14am Hi all, Well, it may seem strange asking this question, perhaps you all know about this. However, it seems strange to me. :o What is a beat frequency, as we can see from PSS SpectreRF sim ? When I have 1 GHz and 900 MHz, it is equal to 100 MHz, but when I have 1 GHz and 920 MHz, it is equal to 40 MHz ??? It is not equal to the difference between the two frequencies in all cases :-/ Thank you so much again, DYL |
Title: Re: What is actually "beat frequency" Post by Frank Wiedmann on Jan 15th, 2009, 8:28am See http://www.designers-guide.org/Forum/YaBB.pl?num=1224609785/5#5. 40 MHz divides both 1 GHz and 920 MHz, 80 MHz does not. |
Title: Re: What is actually "beat frequency" Post by ACWWong on Jan 15th, 2009, 10:18am yes its the "highest common divisor" frequency for the large tone frequencies in your setup (including divided down frequencies). |
Title: Re: What is actually "beat frequency" Post by DoYouLinux on Jan 16th, 2009, 12:02am Oh, thanks a lot, guys :D This helps me to be more clear on this DYL |
Title: Re: What is actually "beat frequency" Post by pancho_hideboo on Jan 17th, 2009, 6:29am Your post is usage of specific EDA vendor's simulator. There is no Design issue. Please post to "The Designer's Guide Community Forum ≫ Simulators ≫ RF Simulators". DoYouLinux wrote on Jan 15th, 2009, 8:14am:
There is no "beat" in analysis statement. Also see "spectre -h pss". You should not use term "beat" in PSS setting. Expression of "beat" is not proper. Fundamental frequency of PSS is not beat frequency. I can't understand why Cadence has kept to use this expression of "beat" in PSS's setting UI. |
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