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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 10:22 pm    Post subject: how can i do fft in analog artist? Reply with quote

thanks a lot

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Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 5:54 am    Post subject: Re: how can i do fft in analog artist? Reply with quote

Don't you mean:

What kind of FFT can I simulate in Analog Artist?

( look in the examples directories for a good tutorial on this! )



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Posted: Sat Oct 15, 2005 8:10 am    Post subject: Re: how can i do fft in analog artist? Reply with quote

Gerry Vandevalk wrote:
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Don't you mean:

What kind of FFT can I simulate in Analog Artist?

( look in the examples directories for a good tutorial on this! )



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thanks a lot


Greetings,

A few additional comments,
1) Spectre's Fourier Analysis is based on the Fourier Integral
and can be accessed in ADE by using the fourier component
from analogLib.
2) Not all the features of Spectre's Fourier Analysis have been
implemented in ADE. The fourier component assumes the fundamental
frequency is the first tone. For characterizing op-amps distortion
this is not an issue. If you want to look ADC or DAC, please
let me know.
3) The FFT in ADE is in the Calculator, the dft function, and the
tutorials should provide all the information you need.

The Fourier Analysis is discussed in detail in Ken Kundert's
book on SPICE and Spectre, as well as, in paper he presented
at CICC in 1994.

Best Regards,

Brand Sheldon

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Posted: Sat Oct 15, 2005 12:10 pm    Post subject: Re: how can i do fft in analog artist? Reply with quote

Also check out Ken's web site at http://www.designers-guide.org/


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Gerry Vandevalk wrote:
Don't you mean:

What kind of FFT can I simulate in Analog Artist?

( look in the examples directories for a good tutorial on this! )



"arsenal" <dennishgj@yahoo-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message
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thanks a lot


Greetings,

A few additional comments,
1) Spectre's Fourier Analysis is based on the Fourier Integral
and can be accessed in ADE by using the fourier component
from analogLib.
2) Not all the features of Spectre's Fourier Analysis have been
implemented in ADE. The fourier component assumes the fundamental
frequency is the first tone. For characterizing op-amps distortion
this is not an issue. If you want to look ADC or DAC, please
let me know.
3) The FFT in ADE is in the Calculator, the dft function, and the
tutorials should provide all the information you need.

The Fourier Analysis is discussed in detail in Ken Kundert's
book on SPICE and Spectre, as well as, in paper he presented
at CICC in 1994.

Best Regards,

Brand Sheldon
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arsenal



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Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 4:17 pm    Post subject: re:how can i do fft in analog artist? Reply with quote

Really thank you very much.
and I have checked the docs in cadence install directory, but I didn't find anything which elaborate on this topic.
and can anyone give me an example to setup the analog artist for testing the SNDR of a ADC?
thank you, i am a newbie
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