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    SMDP Instructional Enhancement Programme: 13-24 Nov. 2006: Nagendra Krishnapura (Nagendra@iitm - Ac.in) 13 Nov. 2006

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    This document outlines 4 simulation exercises involving circuits: 1. Simulate and analyze a simple RC circuit, including calculating its transfer function, plotting magnitude and phase response, input/output noise spectral densities, 3dB bandwidth, and transient response. 2. Simulate and plot the s-parameters of a circuit with 2 ports in a 50Ω system. 3. Simulate and analyze a circuit driven by a sinusoid, including plotting magnitude and phase response, input/output noise spectral densities, and measuring harmonic distortion. 4. Analyze and simulate an active filter circuit, including calculating its input impedance analytically, comparing simulation results to analytical calculations, and simulating the frequency response.

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    This document outlines 4 simulation exercises involving circuits: 1. Simulate and analyze a simple RC circuit, including calculating its transfer function, plotting magnitude and phase response, input/output noise spectral densities, 3dB bandwidth, and transient response. 2. Simulate and plot the s-parameters of a circuit with 2 ports in a 50Ω system. 3. Simulate and analyze a circuit driven by a sinusoid, including plotting magnitude and phase response, input/output noise spectral densities, and measuring harmonic distortion. 4. Analyze and simulate an active filter circuit, including calculating its input impedance analytically, comparing simulation results to analytical calculations, and simulating the frequency response.

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    This document outlines 4 simulation exercises involving circuits: 1. Simulate and analyze a simple RC circuit, including calculating its transfer function, plotting magnitude and phase response, input/output noise spectral densities, 3dB bandwidth, and transient response. 2. Simulate and plot the s-parameters of a circuit with 2 ports in a 50Ω system. 3. Simulate and analyze a circuit driven by a sinusoid, including plotting magnitude and phase response, input/output noise spectral densities, and measuring harmonic distortion. 4. Analyze and simulate an active filter circuit, including calculating its input impedance analytically, comparing simulation results to analytical calculations, and simulating the frequency response.

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    SMDP Instructional Enhancement Programme: 13-24 Nov. 2006: Nagendra Krishnapura (Nagendra@iitm - Ac.in) 13 Nov. 2006

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    SMDP Instructional Enhancement Programme: 13-24 Nov.

    2006
    Nagendra Krishnapura (nagendra@iitm.ac.in)
    13 Nov. 2006
    1k
    1k 1pF
    +
    -
    V
    s
    +
    -
    V
    out
    Figure 1:
    1. (a) Compute the transfer function
    V
    out
    (s)/V
    in
    (s) of the circuit in Fig. 1
    analytically.
    (b) Simulate the circuit from 10 MHz to
    10 GHz and plot a) the magnitude and
    phase response, b) Input referred noise
    spectral density, c) output noise spectral
    density.
    (c) Find the 3dB bandwidth of the circuit.
    (d) Run a transient simulation with a 0.5 V
    peak sinusoid at the 3 dB bandwidth and
    plot the output. Are the magnitude and
    phase consistent with what was computed
    in (b)?
    50fF 50fF 25 25
    37.5
    port1 port2
    Figure 2:
    2. Simulate and plot the s-parameters of the circuit
    in Fig. 2 in a 50 system.
    -0.9V
    +0.9V
    V
    p
    sin(2f
    in
    t)
    2k 2k
    1mA
    W/L W/L
    W/L=10(2.5/0.18)
    f
    in
    =127MHz
    Figure 3:
    3. (a) Plot the magnitude and phase response of
    the circuit in Fig. 3.
    (b) Plot the input referred and output noise
    spectral densities
    (c) Simulate the circuit with a 127 MHz si-
    nusoid with peak values of 50 mV and
    200 mV. Take the DFT of the output with
    1024 points and determine the 2
    nd
    and 3
    rd
    harmonic distortion in each case.
    L
    1
    L
    2
    C
    +
    -
    v
    x
    g
    m
    v
    x
    +
    -
    V
    in
    Z
    in
    L
    1
    = 12nH
    L
    2
    = 4nH
    C = 0.25pF
    g
    m
    = 3.125mS
    I
    out
    Figure 4:
    4. (a) Compute the input impedance Z
    in
    (s) of
    the circuit in Fig. 1 analytically. Com-
    1
    2
    pute the frequency f
    0
    at which the input
    impedance is real and the input impedance
    at f
    0
    . Calculate I
    out
    (s)/V
    in
    (s).
    (b) From ac simulations determine the fre-
    quency at which the input impedance is
    real, and the input impedance at that fre-
    quency. Compare the answers with analyt-
    ical calculations. Simulate the frequency
    response I
    out
    (s)/V
    in
    (s).

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