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PSS+PAC and PSS+PXF
Oct 28th, 2010, 12:36am
 
I simulated a LNA+Mixer's voltage conversion gain versus RF frequency,the large signal LO is 2.4GHz the small signal RF is 2.402GHz, when I use PSS+PAC the Gain is 24.45dB,but 20dB in PSS+PXF analyse,they are not equal,why?
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Re: PSS+PAC and PSS+PXF
Reply #1 - Oct 28th, 2010, 9:13am
 
In PAC, the sideband is specified relative to the input, in PXF it is specified relative to the output, so in general you would not use the same sideband to simulate the same game term in the different analyses. What did you specify for the desired sideband in the two analyses?

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Reply #2 - Oct 28th, 2010, 6:37pm
 
Ken Kundert wrote on Oct 28th, 2010, 9:13am:
In PAC, the sideband is specified relative to the input, in PXF it is specified relative to the output, so in general you would not use the same sideband to simulate the same game term in the different analyses. What did you specify for the desired sideband in the two analyses?

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in PAC I set the "input frequency sweep range" as "single-point" at 2.402GHz.in PXF I set the "output frequency sweep range" as "single point" at 2MHz
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Reply #3 - Oct 28th, 2010, 11:57pm
 
And what sidebands are you observing?

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