TAGGED: amplifier, microwave, noise, smithtool, transistor
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October 27, 2021 at 11:51 pmomaranmSubscriber
Hello,
I would like to know how to insert the transistor shown in the Ansys EDT (Circuit Design) example located in:
File > Open Examples > Circuits > Low Noise Amplifier >LNA_SmithTool.aedt
which is shown in the following figure:
October 29, 2021 at 12:26 pmPraneethForum Moderator
Please provide more information about your query to help us serve you better.
Kindly share the screenshots of what you are trying to do as it is not clear in your post.
All the very best.
November 27, 2021 at 1:23 amomaranmSubscriberHi All I need to know is how I can insert in Ansys EDT (Circuit Design) the transistor shown in the image or a similar one to which I can load the S parameters in .s2p format. The transistor in the image is used in the example located in:
File > Open Examples > Circuits > Circuits > Low Noise Amplifier >LNA_SmithTool.aedt
This is because I cannot find this transistor or a similar one in the "Component Libraries" of Ansys EDT (Circuit Design).
The "Nport" component available in Ansys EDT is not suitable for me, since I need to have the 3 terminals of the transistor: base, emitter and collector, to connect different components on each terminal in the design of an oscillator.
Thank you.
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