This is short tutorial video outlining steps to design distributed matching network design alongwith Layout & EM simulation. Newer ADS learning tutorials: • Learn ADS in 5mins
Very nice training video. You went through the full exercise and recorded everything. It's not usual to see a full design from beginning to end including even optimization and all setups. Although I knew how to use it I learned a few unexpected tricks from you. Thank you very much I really appreciated it.
hey thank you for this video Anurag! it's going to help me so much for a graduate MMIC design project, i didn't know how to use the smart components like that before so this is HUGE for me!
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I am glad that it was of your help. Check out newer tutorials on UA-cam page: ua-cam.com/users/BhargavaAnurag and look at Learn ADS in 5mins as well as RF Design Tutorials playlists and I hope you will like them too...!!
Thank for sharing like this video's.. because these all videos will help for learners and in this video audio is not their...pls check once and re upload this video because more info in this video.
This video doesn't have voice but rather relies on annotation to convey the message. Kindly visit the main channel page: ua-cam.com/users/BhargavaAnurag and look at newer videos under "Learn ADS in 5mins" and "RF Design Tutorials" playlists...👍
I have done the simulation using this same technique but I wanted to calculate also S12 and S21 whereas we can only get S11 and S22 by this method. how can I calculate S12 and S21 in this same impedance matching technique? kindly consider this.
The way I have shown here, it doesn't show the transmission response. If you want to see that then I would recommend to use S2P file instead of Z2P_Eqn block then you would be able to see all 4 S-Parameter terms
If you replace the Z2P with the real transistor, is there going to be any change in the process, for example placing it's layout during total schematic simulation
Yes, of course it will work but you need to take care while using ADS Smith Chart tool and enter complex conjugate of Zs while doing so as that is what it expects and you can notice * sign with Zs. My style is to use Zs=50Ohm and then simply rotate the O/P matching network but it will work the way you want...😊
@@NaaJeevitham500 For the integrated circuit with CMOS, stubs are not feasible. It may take too much area. So, matching is done with resistor, capacitor, and inductor, which require less area.
Not sure what do you intend to ask in your question. You can simply define the required complex impedance by specifying needed in Z e.g., Z=20+j*10 etc
Hi Anurag Sir, I wanted to design an impedance matching network using schottky diodes for broadband antenna range as a part of my MTech dissertation. Would same approach be useful over there or something else would work?
+Anurag Bhargava Sir can we design the impedance matching network(generally) for a range(say 300MHz to 6GHz) using ADS in general.. instead of a specific value?
Hello, You can contact manufacturer to give you ADS model or SPICE model. If you get ADS model you can use it straightaway and if you get SPICE model then you can import the same in ADS. Refer to my other video on how to import Spice model in ADS.
Three years and no reply... Here.. you enter pcb parameters, material is obvious from their values, qucs software doesn't care if the manufacture uses Rogers or Glass or Wood, as long as it matches the ë, and the strays as specified
@@jeanjean8658 AHAHA, finally i found it!! The component palette is displayed by default. If you close the component palette in the Smith Chart Utility window, right-click on the toolbar and select Palette to display it again.
This video doesn't have voice but rather relies on annotation to convey the message. Kindly visit the main channel page: ua-cam.com/users/BhargavaAnurag and look at newer videos under "Learn ADS in 5mins" and "RF Design Tutorials" playlists...👍
This video doesn't contain audio. Kindly refer to newer videos which contains audio in all of them. There new & more comprehensive videos on Impedance Matching Design on my UA-cam. Check out RF Design Tutorials playlist.
HI, Yes, this video is without sound. Kindly look under Learn ADS in 5mins and RF Design Tutorials playlist on my channel for updated impedance matching and other design videos..👍
Kindly watch Parametric EM simulation video. Once you have the parametric EM component on schematic, you can setup optimization as you do for any circuit and that would be EM optimization as for every iteration it will run EM analysis...😊
Hi Louis, Kindly visit channel ua-cam.com/users/BhargavaAnurag and look under RF Design Tutorial playlist for updated and new Impedance Matching tutorials and also you will find plenty of new tutorials under Learn ADS in 5mins playlist. Hope this helps...!!
Anurag Bhargava thank you so much for sharing. Anurag Bhargava please I want some help from you if you don't mind, I am working on RF energy harvesting and it's impedance matching. So I want to design a Dickson voltage multiplier(DVM) using CMOS after that I will do a matching between a source and the DVM together with the Load. so my question is how can we calculate the total impedance of the DVM together with our load in (ADS) so we can put these value and the source impedance value to do a matching. I am waiting for your answer, please. If you gave me your email I will be grateful to you.
Very nice training video. You went through the full exercise and recorded everything. It's not usual to see a full design from beginning to end including even optimization and all setups. Although I knew how to use it I learned a few unexpected tricks from you. Thank you very much I really appreciated it.
I normally never comment, but this was so much help. I had no idea what I was doing before this. Thank you for walking through the steps completely.
I am glad to hear that....Well, you know it now...👍
Anurag Sir, can I have your contact details for some technical discussion. Mail id etc.@@BhargavaAnurag
I can't explain how much I excited when seeing this video. Awesome! Great! This is exactly what I have needed.
Great to hear!
hey thank you for this video Anurag! it's going to help me so much for a graduate MMIC design project, i didn't know how to use the smart components like that before so this is HUGE for me!
not sure if you guys gives a damn but if you guys are bored like me atm then you can watch all the new movies and series on instaflixxer. I've been watching with my brother for the last few days :)
@Oakley Elliott yea, I have been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :D
A wealth of knowledge. Thank you sir for doing this.
My pleasure...!!
you are my savior, thank you as well. Thank you for your tutorial that helped me a lot.
I am glad that it was of your help. Check out newer tutorials on UA-cam page: ua-cam.com/users/BhargavaAnurag and look at Learn ADS in 5mins as well as RF Design Tutorials playlists and I hope you will like them too...!!
Thank for sharing like this video's.. because these all videos will help for learners and in this video audio is not their...pls check once and re upload this video because more info in this video.
This video doesn't have voice but rather relies on annotation to convey the message. Kindly visit the main channel page: ua-cam.com/users/BhargavaAnurag and look at newer videos under "Learn ADS in 5mins" and "RF Design Tutorials" playlists...👍
Thank you very much, this is very helpful
Glad to hear that!
Very helpful tutorial. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing good info.Will this analysis throw the matching network values interms of inductance and capacitance values
Thank you Anurag Sir
I have done the simulation using this same technique but I wanted to calculate also S12 and S21 whereas we can only get S11 and S22 by this method. how can I calculate S12 and S21 in this same impedance matching technique? kindly consider this.
The way I have shown here, it doesn't show the transmission response. If you want to see that then I would recommend to use S2P file instead of Z2P_Eqn block then you would be able to see all 4 S-Parameter terms
@@BhargavaAnurag Great. Thanks!
Hello, I see your example the value load is 9.44+j11*68 ,and the P2 value is value of load. So why value P2 is 3.54-j*14.86 .
Thank you!
I will try it
If you replace the Z2P with the real transistor, is there going to be any change in the process, for example placing it's layout during total schematic simulation
Good evening sir
you have put z source in both cases 50. why for the output matching we don’t make Zsource= Z22 and load impedance is ZL= 50 ohm ? will it work ?
Yes, of course it will work but you need to take care while using ADS Smith Chart tool and enter complex conjugate of Zs while doing so as that is what it expects and you can notice * sign with Zs. My style is to use Zs=50Ohm and then simply rotate the O/P matching network but it will work the way you want...😊
@@BhargavaAnurag yes, I got it. another question, how to normalize the smith chart while simulating with a certain complex impedance ?
How to design input and output matching network using quarter wave transformer?
Can you please share a video or link how to match impedance of a rectifier circuit
Thanks for sharing
Really nice tutorial Anurag, keep it up.
Can we use this approach to do matching in CMOS also, using Cmos substrate to design open and short stubs ?
Vipul Sharma, sorry to miss out responding to you. You don't need to use stubs in CMOS, same job can be done with inductors and capacitors.
@@BhargavaAnurag Why don't we need to use stubs for CMOS
@@NaaJeevitham500 For the integrated circuit with CMOS, stubs are not feasible. It may take too much area. So, matching is done with resistor, capacitor, and inductor, which require less area.
Thumbs up. Thanks.
Please create an tutorial for dual POWERFET HPA. Thanks
why for complex load impedance the smith chart utlity use its conjugate version
For maximum power tranfer
when i click on the msub there is a problem layers layout defined but the units and resolution are not please help
Hello,How to design complex load in ADS?
Not sure what do you intend to ask in your question. You can simply define the required complex impedance by specifying needed in Z e.g., Z=20+j*10 etc
My question is after running the simulation how can i get the equivalent circuit of my design as in RLC circuit and their values?
Kindly see this video and apply this technique to get equivalent circuit model: ua-cam.com/video/o5owJPAB8fk/v-deo.html
Thanks!
Got problem of loading the z2p_equ from Library. Any suggestion anyone?
Hi Anurag Sir, I wanted to design an impedance matching network using schottky diodes for broadband antenna range as a part of my MTech dissertation. Would same approach be useful over there or something else would work?
Pratul, I am not aware of matching network design using diode so can't really help or comment.
+Anurag Bhargava Sir can we design the impedance matching network(generally) for a range(say 300MHz to 6GHz) using ADS in general.. instead of a specific value?
Pratul, you can send me mail with your complete contact/office/institue information and I will try to help. My mail id: anurag_bhargava@keysight.com
Hi
I have problem via ads
I can not find lm7805 in ads
How insert this at my schematic
Pls guide me
Hello,
You can contact manufacturer to give you ADS model or SPICE model. If you get ADS model you can use it straightaway and if you get SPICE model then you can import the same in ADS. Refer to my other video on how to import Spice model in ADS.
Thank you very much Anurag. Can you please tell me the name of Material? Is it Roger 4350B?
Three years and no reply... Here.. you enter pcb parameters, material is obvious from their values, qucs software doesn't care if the manufacture uses Rogers or Glass or Wood, as long as it matches the ë, and the strays as specified
@@conesillyvalley7182 Yes it is Rogers4350B
I cannot find N2P_Eqn from library. Can anyone tell me ?
Hi Puja,
Its Z2P_Eqn block and not N2P
are you working at keysight ?
hello, I accidentally closed the palette of the Smith Chart Utility on the left. how to restore it please?
check the view tab at the top, you can enable the palette
@@ynsbykl when i'm on the smith chart window i clicked on the view tab then palette but nothing happens :/
@@jeanjean8658 oh god, i tried to close the palette and check it. Now i have the same problem ahaha
@@jeanjean8658 AHAHA, finally i found it!!
The component palette is displayed by default. If you close the component palette in the Smith Chart Utility window, right-click on the toolbar and select Palette to display it again.
@@ynsbykl oh thank you very much you save my life
There is no sound to the video
This video doesn't have voice but rather relies on annotation to convey the message. Kindly visit the main channel page: ua-cam.com/users/BhargavaAnurag and look at newer videos under "Learn ADS in 5mins" and "RF Design Tutorials" playlists...👍
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Glad you liked it...👍
why there is no audio in this video
This video doesn't contain audio. Kindly refer to newer videos which contains audio in all of them. There new & more comprehensive videos on Impedance Matching Design on my UA-cam. Check out RF Design Tutorials playlist.
No sound?
HI,
Yes, this video is without sound. Kindly look under Learn ADS in 5mins and RF Design Tutorials playlist on my channel for updated impedance matching and other design videos..👍
sir how to perform EM optimization?
Kindly watch Parametric EM simulation video. Once you have the parametric EM component on schematic, you can setup optimization as you do for any circuit and that would be EM optimization as for every iteration it will run EM analysis...😊
@@BhargavaAnurag Okay sir got it. Thank you for your immediate response.
it should have commentry of yours rather than muted video, that would have been much much better
Please watch newer tutorials on the UA-cam channel and all of them have voice...😊
I don't know why I can't hear the sound
Hi Xin Chen,
There is no sound in this video, only captions...
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no audio coming for this video
Yes, this video has no audio. Kindly refer to newer Impedance Matching video on my channel
Cant understand without an audio...
Hi Louis, Kindly visit channel ua-cam.com/users/BhargavaAnurag and look under RF Design Tutorial playlist for updated and new Impedance Matching tutorials and also you will find plenty of new tutorials under Learn ADS in 5mins playlist.
Hope this helps...!!
Anurag Bhargava
thank you so much for sharing. Anurag Bhargava please I want some help from you if you don't mind, I am working on RF energy harvesting and it's impedance matching. So I want to design a Dickson voltage multiplier(DVM) using CMOS after that I will do a matching between a source and the DVM together with the Load. so my question is how can we calculate the total impedance of the DVM together with our load in (ADS) so we can put these value and the source impedance value to do a matching. I am waiting for your answer, please. If you gave me your email I will be grateful to you.
it would have been very useful if you were explaining, thee video is mute. Just not getting that much
Watch newer videos that has voice in every video.
Hello,can you give me your contact ? I have question and problem about matching impedance with transistor CREE, thanks
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I need guide for use ads
Can you help me?