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Phase error simulations of a QVCO using Spectre (Read 3313 times)
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Phase error simulations of a QVCO using Spectre
Jul 14th, 2003, 11:56pm
 
Hi, I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions regarding the phase error simulations using spectre in Cadence. Are there any simpler way of simulating the phase error of a QVCO and getting an approximative number of the error? Or shall I just use the calculator like the old-fashioned way?

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Re: Phase error simulations of a QVCO using Spectr
Reply #1 - Aug 17th, 2003, 3:10pm
 
Do you have SpectreRF? If you are designing VCOs you should. Anyway, with SpectreRF it is easy. Simply use PSS analysis to compute the steady-state behavior. By default it computes the magnitude and phase of each signal, so you can simply subtract the phase of the output signals to determine their phase difference.

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