The Inductor Toolkit GPDK demo was updated for compatibility with ADS 2016 HF1
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The Inductor Toolkit GPDK demo was updated for compatibility with ADS 2016 HF1
https://muehlhaus.com/products/rfic-inductor-toolkit-for-ads/inductor-synthesis-gpdk
In this application note, we will look at the basics of AEL programming for customized layout (“artwork”) and how to include that in your ADS project.
In this application note, we will look at two different ways of using layout parameters for Momentum EM simulations:
We will discuss the use EM results of parameterized blocks in a schematic, with emSetup/emModel views.
A basic understanding of Momentum mesh setup etc. is required. Those details are not discussed again in this document.
Muehlhaus Inductor Toolkit for ADS assists you to synthesize the best possible RFIC inductor layout.
The software has now been updated to support ADS2015.01.
The free version for GPDK180 technology (fully functional until 30 June 2015) can be found here:
In part one of this application note we had discussed basic design concepts and simulation methods for “printed” PCB antennas. Now in this second part, we will discuss advanced topics:
For design and simulation, Microwave Office v11 with the Axiem and Analyst EM simulators is used.
This document describes the design and simulation of simple PCB antennas for 2.4GHz and 5.6GHz with Microwave Office and the Axiem EM simulator. The first example shows a 2.4GHz single band antenna. The second example then shows a dual band version for 2.4GHz and 5.6GHz. Finally, we will investigate the sensitivity to PCB material tolerances.
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An evaluation version for GPDK 180nm is available here.
Mühlhaus RFIC Inductor Toolkit for ADS is an automated solution to find the best possible RFIC inductor layout, with EM accurate results. From 1. Nov 2014 until 31 Dec 2014, the special edition for IHP technologies is available with a massive discount.
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This appnote discusses the useful, but widely unknown Edge/Area Pins in Momentum EM simulation, based on a power amplifier PCB example.
There are some good uses for ports with an explicit (-) ground reference. Using them for SMD elements, where a device is included as 1-port with (+) on one pad and (-) on the other pad, is not a good idea in most cases. Used in the wrong context, you can get totally unexpected results from differential ports. You really need to understand what these ports physically mean for your model.