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Hi all,
this is my first inquiry at this cool place. Hope to find and give good advice.
I′m simulating cable transformers, baluns and especially power combiners; all with coaxial cables with ferrite cores. The latter doesn′t simulate as soon as the circuit gets more involved.
(for example more than 2 coaxial cables)
I′m simulating the ferrite beads by just placing inductors in parallel with both conductors of each coaxial cable.
Here′s a pdf-file of an amplifier using such coaxial cable transformers with ferrite beads for anybody that′s curious what I mean:
http://www.polyfet.com/HFE0503_Leong.pdf
Has anyone done similar or can lead me into the right direction regarding coaxial cable models and it′s limitations? (I′m working in the UHF-range 400M-1G)
I have access to Agilents ADS (2006A) and Orcad′s PSpice.
thanks a heap & keep up the good work
Jens
this is my first inquiry at this cool place. Hope to find and give good advice.
I′m simulating cable transformers, baluns and especially power combiners; all with coaxial cables with ferrite cores. The latter doesn′t simulate as soon as the circuit gets more involved.
(for example more than 2 coaxial cables)
I′m simulating the ferrite beads by just placing inductors in parallel with both conductors of each coaxial cable.
Here′s a pdf-file of an amplifier using such coaxial cable transformers with ferrite beads for anybody that′s curious what I mean:
http://www.polyfet.com/HFE0503_Leong.pdf
Has anyone done similar or can lead me into the right direction regarding coaxial cable models and it′s limitations? (I′m working in the UHF-range 400M-1G)
I have access to Agilents ADS (2006A) and Orcad′s PSpice.
thanks a heap & keep up the good work
Jens
