S
Stutzer
Guest
Hi,
I would like to measure the VSWR (or the small signal output impedance)
of a circuit I simulate (using PSpice A/D by Cadence).
What would a circuit look like, that indicates the VSWR of the circuit
loaded with a given impedance, or how would I have to calculate it using
measurable values?
I don't konw if the concept of standing waves applies to infinitely
small lenghts of the "transmission-lines" resp. wires (what is probabely
assumed for simulation).
My actual goal is to get a good matching of the circuits output and the
load.
So far thanks for reading, I hope you can help me.
Regards
D. Stutzer
I would like to measure the VSWR (or the small signal output impedance)
of a circuit I simulate (using PSpice A/D by Cadence).
What would a circuit look like, that indicates the VSWR of the circuit
loaded with a given impedance, or how would I have to calculate it using
measurable values?
I don't konw if the concept of standing waves applies to infinitely
small lenghts of the "transmission-lines" resp. wires (what is probabely
assumed for simulation).
My actual goal is to get a good matching of the circuits output and the
load.
So far thanks for reading, I hope you can help me.
Regards
D. Stutzer