Transcription of Introduction to RF Simulation and its Application
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The Designer s Guide Communitydownloaded from 2010, Kenneth S. Kundert All Rights Reserved1 of 47 Version 2, 23 April 2003 Radio-frequency (RF) circuits exhibit several distinguishing characteristics that makethem difficult to simulate using traditional Spice transient analysis. The various exten-sions to the harmonic balance and shooting method Simulation algorithms are able toexploit these characteristics to provide rapid and accurate Simulation for these paper is an Introduction to RF Simulation methods and how they are applied tomake common RF measurements. It describes the unique characteristics of RF circuits,the methods developed to simulate these circuits, and the Application of these in the IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, vol. 34, no. 9 in September 1999. Lastupdated on October 28, 2010 1:34 pm. Errors were found in (61), (62) and (64) that have beencorrected in this version. You can find the most recent version at the author via e-mail at to make copies, either paper or electronic, of this work for personal or classroom useis granted without fee provided that the copies are not made or distributed for profit or commer-cial advantage and that the copies are complete and unmodified.
Introduction to RF Simulation and its Application Characteristics of RF Circuits 4 of 47 The Designer’s Guide Community www.designers-guide.org 2.1 Narrowband Signals RF circuits process narrowband signals in the form of modulated carriers.
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