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RF Electronics Chapter 2: Computer Simulation Page 19 2022, C. J. Kikkert, James Cook University, ISBN 978-0-6486803-9-0. transistor in a circuit diagram. Selecting the device and then selecting properties opens up the properties window. Select 2 nd opens up the secondary parameters window as shown in figure 2.20. Equivalent Circuit (Vertical) Figure 2.19. Circuit diagram of the Gummel-Poon Transistor model From AWR DE. Figure 2.20. Parameters of a BC546 Gummel-Poon transistor model. Using an existing transistor as a starting point or the Gummer-Poon model available at Circuit Elements Nonlinear BJT GBJT, the model for another transistor can be produced by editing the secondary parameters and then saving that with a new name. For some transistors, instead of the device parameters of figure 2.20, a SPICE netlist, imported as a data file, is included in the AWR device libraries from the web site. As an example a BFP720 transistor SPICE file can be used by selecting Elements Libraries *AWR web site Parts by Type Nonlinear Infineon RF Bipolar Transistors Ultra Low Noise SiGe:C Transistors up to 12 GHz. That transistor is used in figure 2.25. The netlist for the BFP720 transistor is the SPICE based Gummel-Poon model realisation: RF Electronics: Design and Simulation 19 www.cadence.com/go/awr

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