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An Example of Fitting a Model to a Chip Transistor
A small-signal model will be fitted to a transistor (chip) in this example. The bias point and four boundary lines will also be specified to define the allowable intrinsic load-line area on the I/V-plane.
Small-signal models are used in MultiMatch to find the optimum power load for a transistor and also to calculate the output power obtainable from the transistor in a MultiMatch circuit.
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The Settings Command should be used to set the correct Data, Working and Export Directories
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The directories set
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The File | Open Command is used to open a MultiMatch circuit file
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The circuit file is selected
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The schematic of the circuit opened
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The FET Model Command is selected in the Analysis Menu
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A name must be specified for the .s2p or the .spi S-parameter data file
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The FHX04X.s2p data file will be opened
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A MultiMatch Identifier must also be specified for the transistor
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The Initialize command on the Intrinsic Page will be selected
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The Y-parameters will be fitted by using a least-square error function
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The frequency range can be changed by using the Modify Range Command
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The S-parameters of the model (solid colors) are compared with the measured parameters (mixed color traces)
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Bounds can be set on the element values before the model is optimized
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The value of Rd is constrained here
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Rs is constrained
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The S-parameter fit will be optimized by using the L1 error function
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The S-parameters of the model are compared with the measured parameters
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The final values of the fitted intrinsic components
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The dc operating point and the four boundary lines defining the intrinsic load-line area allowed on the I/V plane must be specified on this page
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The bias point and the line parameters were specified for the FHX04X. The OK Command will be used to close the Wizard and to create the required model file.
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The model has been fitted and can now be used in the circuit. This example will be terminated at this point.