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how to give a complex source impedance in port or p1_tone? (Read 2010 times)
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how to give a complex source impedance in port or p1_tone?
May 07th, 2010, 8:32am
 
 Hi Guys
 Is there a way to give a complext source impedance in the port or p1_tone? I try to give 100+50j in the p1_tone. Even the software can run, it shows the following warning which I am not sure if the result is reliable or not.
Warning detected by hpeesofsim during netlist parsing.
   Unrecognizable scale factor `j' ignored
any comments?
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Re: how to give a complex source impedance in port or p1_tone?
Reply #1 - May 7th, 2010, 8:46am
 
I can't find out any design issue in your post again.
Your question is no more than very easy usage of specific vendor's tool.

I couldn't find out any design issue in http://www.designers-guide.org/Forum/YaBB.pl?num=1248361147

Your descriptions are always very poor.
What do you mean by "p1_tone" ?
Use captal letter and small letter correctly.
Almost all simulator are case sensitive.

The followings are general notes for you.

- Always describe correct tool's name and vendor's name which you use as tool or simulator.
- Don't do multiple posts which are same content.
- Don't request source code or behavioral model without any efforts.
- There are many simulators which have analyses called as PSS, PAC and Pnoise.
- Describe in detail with using correct terminologies.
- Warnigns are different from Errors.
- ADS is not name of simulator.
- There is no tool which name is Cadence.
- Don't use Direct Plot of Cadence ADE blindly without knowing definition.
- All gains in Direct Plot of Cadence ADE are "right", "true" and "practical" voltage gain.
- Don't mix up Simulation with Post Processing. They are completely different phase.
- MATLAB are different from Simulink.
- Learn measurements using actual instruments. Not "EDA Tool Play
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