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<strong>Next</strong> <strong>Generation</strong> <strong>MMIC</strong> <strong>Design</strong><br />

<strong>with</strong> <strong>Taiyo</strong> <strong>Yuden</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>UMS</strong><br />

using<br />

Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er/Nexxim<br />

<strong>Design</strong>er/ Nexxim<br />

T.Ogino, T.Ogino,<br />

A. Kanai, F. Iizuka, Iizuka,<br />

K. Ohta: Ohta:<br />

<strong>Taiyo</strong> <strong>Yuden</strong><br />

Aki Nakatani: Nakatani:<br />

Strategic Business Manager, Ansoft<br />

Moriaki Ueno: Ueno:<br />

Product Marketing Manager, Ansoft Japan<br />

Mary Tolikas, Samuel Mertens Saeed Asgari: Asgari Ansoft Boston


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Contents<br />

1. Introducing TAIYO YUDEN<br />

-TAIYO TAIYO YUDEN products overview<br />

-RF RF products <strong>and</strong> technology<br />

L,C chip, Antenna, Filter, Bluetooth module <strong>and</strong> certification certification<br />

service<br />

2. Development of Millimeter Wave <strong>MMIC</strong> <strong>Design</strong> Environment<br />

- Why we need mmW at now?<br />

- What is difficult in mmW <strong>MMIC</strong> design?<br />

- Development of mmW <strong>MMIC</strong> design environment<br />

introducing <strong>UMS</strong>, Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er / Nexxim ver. ver.<br />

3 <strong>and</strong><br />

<strong>UMS</strong> PH15 design kit for Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er / Nexxim ver. ver.<br />

3<br />

3. <strong>MMIC</strong> design using <strong>UMS</strong> DK for Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er / Nexxim ver. ver.<br />

3<br />

- 60GHz PA design (demonstration)<br />

Conclusion


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1. Introducing <strong>Taiyo</strong> <strong>Yuden</strong><br />

High Frequency<br />

Products <strong>and</strong> Technology


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TAIYO YUDEN sales of product mix<br />

Advanced Thin<br />

Film Technology<br />

CD-R<br />

DVD-R<br />

Advanced Module Technology<br />

Bluetooth<br />

Micro<br />

DC/DC<br />

Under Development<br />

Ceramic<br />

Antenna<br />

UWB<br />

Filters<br />

Multilayer<br />

Piezo Speaker<br />

- Ceramic Material<br />

Technology<br />

- Advanced Multilayer<br />

Technology<br />

- Advanced<br />

electronics packaging<br />

Technology<br />

Multilayer<br />

Inductors<br />

Advanced Ferrite Technology<br />

EMC Products<br />

Advanced Capacitor Technology<br />

BME MLCCs Array<br />

Inductors<br />

Axial Leaded


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TAIYO YUDEN Wireless Support<br />

Developing wireless equipments…<br />

Hurdles :<br />

- Take in the latest st<strong>and</strong>ards, technical trends<br />

- Pick up the optimum semiconductors<br />

- Select components <strong>and</strong> design circuits for high frequency<br />

- Develop software optimized to the system<br />

TAIYO YUDEN Wireless Supporting System<br />

Front-end<br />

components<br />

Antennas, filters<br />

High-frequency<br />

modules<br />

Support of latest<br />

wireless st<strong>and</strong>ards<br />

Software<br />

Firmware,<br />

applications<br />

Certification,<br />

EMC<br />

Various st<strong>and</strong>ards,<br />

EMC evaluation<br />

Market<br />

Products


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TAIYO YUDEN RF products<br />

Bluetooth® module<br />

Ceramic<br />

Antenna<br />

Filter<br />

Balun<br />

for Bluetooth,WLAN,UWB<br />

Multilayer products<br />

Chip Inductors<br />

Chip Capacitors<br />

EMC Products<br />

BME MLCCs Array<br />

for RF <strong>and</strong> High speed digital<br />

TAIYO YUDEN<br />

RF component Library<br />

First component library<br />

for Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er


- 10m 10m<br />

Semi-anechoic Semi anechoic chamber enables radiated emission testing up to<br />

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RF testing technology<br />

40GHz.<br />

enables radiated emission testing up to 40GHz.<br />

Extensive high frequency testing is achieved by the establishment of underground lifter<br />

to reduce cable loss.<br />

Additional accreditation was<br />

completed in July 2003.<br />

Conducted emission testing is also<br />

available in shielded room.<br />

- Bluetooth luetooth Qualification<br />

ualification Test est Facility acility (BQTF)<br />

- First authorized facility as BQTF in Asia<br />

- Qualification <strong>and</strong> technical support by<br />

Japanese BQBs in alliance <strong>with</strong> BTQ corporation<br />

- Full support for RF <strong>and</strong> Protocol/Profile test<br />

- Type Regulatory using 10m Anechoic chamber


Adjacent electromagnetic field distribution<br />

measurement technology<br />

Simultaneous measurement of electric <strong>and</strong> magnetic field<br />

up to 6GHz. 6GHz.<br />

(This method is under discussion as IEC61967-3)<br />

IEC61967 3)<br />

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Simultaneous visualization of electric<br />

<strong>and</strong> magnetic field distributions <strong>with</strong><br />

phase information.<br />

High frequency measurement (~6GHz)<br />

High-resolution High resolution distribution<br />

measurement (about 1mm)<br />

The package<br />

Size: 32 by 32<br />

mm<br />

Application examples:<br />

EMC analysis of a digital circuit<br />

board or an integrated circuit.<br />

High frequency analyses of a RF<br />

circuit board or an antenna.<br />

“Measurement example on an IC package surface”<br />

Electric<br />

field<br />

(Magnitude)<br />

Electric<br />

field<br />

(Phase)<br />

Magnetic<br />

field<br />

(Magnitude)<br />

Magnetic<br />

field (Phase)


We will develop many more RF products for the wireless!<br />

Measurement Frequency:<br />

800MHz~110GHz<br />

800MHz~ 110GHz<br />

Performance of Quiet-zone:<br />

Quiet zone:<br />

Less than -44dB 44dB (at<br />

2GHz)<br />

Less than -51dB 51dB (at<br />

5GHz)<br />

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Antenna measurement technology


Star Gate System in <strong>Taiyo</strong> <strong>Yuden</strong><br />

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3D radiation pattern by antenna near field analysis device<br />

31 sensors<br />

rotation<br />

antenna under test<br />

Providing the possibility<br />

of measuring antenna efficiency<br />

Integration value of 3D<br />

Radiation pattern<br />

is the antenna efficiency.


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2. Development of Millimeter Wave<br />

<strong>MMIC</strong> <strong>Design</strong> Environment<br />

using<br />

Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er/Nexxim<br />

<strong>Design</strong>er/ Nexxim ver.3


Millimeter Wave application<br />

Why do we need millimeter wave at now?<br />

Change of mobile communication<br />

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analog sound -> convolution of control date -> digital sound -> digital data<br />

-> still picture -> movie.....<br />

Expansion of IP based network to achieve ubiquitous networking<br />

requires seamless connection between fixed network <strong>and</strong> mobile network<br />

[Problem]<br />

Short of communication b<strong>and</strong><br />

Advantages of millimeter wave<br />

[Countermeasures]<br />

Modulation method -> OFDM, MIMO....<br />

Higher frequency -> Millimeter wave....<br />

less interference <strong>with</strong> other systems / no other system in this b<strong>and</strong> / easy to<br />

control directivity / physical concealment due to propagation characteristic /<br />

absorbed in the air / hard to diffract / 7 GHz b<strong>and</strong>width available <strong>with</strong>out license …


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Millimeter Wave application<br />

What is difficult in mmW <strong>MMIC</strong> design?<br />

Wave length < 10mm<br />

-> Elements, circuit, connection accuracy < 1-10um<br />

-> needs to realize as Microwave Monolithic IC<br />

-> <strong>MMIC</strong> <strong>Design</strong>ers need knowledge of all circuit blocks.<br />

Transistor characteristics, VCO, Mix, LNA, PA, Filter, Antenna, system....<br />

Lumped elements -> influence of parasitic elements<br />

Distributed elements -> narrow frequency range


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Millimeter Wave design environment<br />

<strong>MMIC</strong> foundry<br />

United Monolithic Semiconductors (<strong>UMS</strong>)<br />

GaAs Fundary Service at <strong>UMS</strong><br />

� Provide access to proprietary technologies<br />

as a service.<br />

- 0.25um <strong>and</strong> 0.15um<br />

pHEMT<br />

- 2um HBT<br />

- Schottky diode<br />

Supporting processes include:<br />

- Air bridges<br />

- MIM capacitors<br />

- TaN <strong>and</strong> TiWSi resistors<br />

- 100um thinning<br />

- Via-holes<br />

� Your <strong>and</strong>/or <strong>UMS</strong> design <strong>with</strong> <strong>UMS</strong> design<br />

rules & models<br />

� Delivery of PCM qualified wafers :<br />

– for prototyping<br />

– for fully owned production (ASIC).<br />

� Additional services offered :<br />

– 100% on-wafer tests (DC,RF,Power)<br />

– Dicing, sorting<br />

– Visual inspection


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mmW design environment<br />

<strong>Design</strong> tool<br />

RF circuit & EM simulation <strong>and</strong> layout editor<br />

Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er/Nexxim ver. 3<br />

� Improved harmonic<br />

balance method<br />

– Pseudo-transient continuation<br />

� Time-varying analysis of<br />

mixer noise<br />

� Phase noise analysis<br />

� Co-simulation <strong>with</strong> Planar<br />

EM<br />

- Nexxim nonlinear analysis solver is very fast.<br />

- <strong>MMIC</strong> design needs electromagnetic simulation<br />

� Improved DC analysis<br />

– Additional continuation method<br />

� Oscillator Analysis for<br />

autonomous circuits<br />

– Multiple initial guess methods<br />

– Use of oscillator probe element<br />

� Support of microstrip <strong>and</strong><br />

strip lines<br />

… <strong>and</strong> more


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Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er / Nexxim ver. ver.<br />

3<br />

Simulator<br />

DESIGNER<br />

HFSS<br />

Integrated Environment<br />

about Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er/Nexxim• Schematic ver.3 Editor<br />

3D EM Solver<br />

NEXXIM Circuit<br />

Simulator<br />

• Layout Editor<br />

• System/Planar EM<br />

AD/Nexxim is a good design tool for <strong>MMIC</strong>


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Development of<br />

Millimeter Wave design environment<br />

<strong>UMS</strong><br />

Information supply<br />

TAIYO YUDEN<br />

Request, editorship<br />

Ansoft<br />

Coding of DK for AD<br />

<strong>UMS</strong> PH15 design kit<br />

for Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er / Nexxim ver.3


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<strong>UMS</strong> PH15 DK for AD/Nexxim<br />

AD/ Nexxim ver.3<br />

PH15 <strong>Design</strong> Kit Elements<br />

PH15 Process Control<br />

PH15 Passive Elements<br />

PH15RES, PHHMRES,PHMRES,PHCAPN,PH15IND<br />

PH15 Nonlinear Elements<br />

PH15DIOD, PH15 HOT FET, PH15 COLD FET<br />

PH15 Linear Elements<br />

PH15FET<br />

PH15 <strong>UMS</strong> Microstrip Elements<br />

TRL, BEND, CROSS, TEE, Junction,<br />

Coupled Microstrip Lines, Me<strong>and</strong>er, etc.<br />

PH15 <strong>UMS</strong> Pads Elements<br />

Pads 2X3, 3X3, 3X4...


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<strong>UMS</strong> PH15 DK for AD/Nexxim<br />

AD/ Nexxim ver. ver.<br />

3<br />

Passive element example<br />

GaAs Resistor Element Name=PH15RES<br />

Dimensions are rounded to 1um.<br />

If FixR=yes, then it will change W/L<br />

to get close to given R.<br />

If FixR=no, then it will change R value<br />

for a given dimensions.<br />

If the ph15res_T is changed, it will change<br />

R value accordingly.<br />

Minimum Dimensions are 10um for W/L.


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<strong>UMS</strong> PH15 DK for AD/Nexxim<br />

AD/ Nexxim ver.3<br />

nonlinear element example<br />

PH15 HOTFET : Element Name=PH15HFET


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<strong>UMS</strong> PH15 DK for AD/Nexxim<br />

AD/ Nexxim ver.3<br />

Microstrip elements


W:Width<br />

L1:Feed Line<br />

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<strong>UMS</strong> PH15 DK for AD/Nexxim<br />

AD/ Nexxim ver.3<br />

Circuit/EM Based Elements<br />

A:Arm Length<br />

L:Me<strong>and</strong>er Separation<br />

L2:Feed Line<br />

TRL Based result<br />

EM Based result<br />

All the elements are made to use<br />

Nexxim Circuit Simulator/Planar EM simulator


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<strong>UMS</strong> PH15 DK for AD/Nexxim<br />

AD/ Nexxim ver. ver.<br />

3<br />

<strong>UMS</strong> Pads element<br />

Scalable Pad Geometries are supplied for<br />

Quick Evaluation of Size/Dimensions


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<strong>UMS</strong> PH15 DK for AD/Nexxim<br />

AD/ Nexxim ver. ver.<br />

3<br />

<strong>UMS</strong> Pads element<br />

Auto-Routine Auto Routine Element is capable of tracing the Ports<br />

Simulatable Connection<br />

<strong>with</strong> PlanarEM simulator


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3.<strong>MMIC</strong> <strong>Design</strong><br />

using <strong>UMS</strong> <strong>Design</strong> kit<br />

for Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er/Nexxim<br />

<strong>Design</strong>er/ Nexxim


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PA design<br />

PA design demonstration<br />

using <strong>UMS</strong> PH15 DK for Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er /Nexxim ver. 3<br />

f0=60GHz<br />

Single FET<br />

f=60-61.1GHz<br />

Linear Gain >5dB<br />

VSWR19dBm<br />

DC Power Consumption


Schematic design<br />

EM design<br />

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<strong>Design</strong> flow<br />

Transistor <strong>Design</strong><br />

- Gate width <strong>and</strong> number of gate fingers<br />

- Bias point<br />

- Number of stages<br />

Circuit <strong>Design</strong><br />

- Matching circuit, bias circuit<br />

- Gain/Saturation power/Power efficiency...<br />

Layout <strong>Design</strong><br />

- High-accuracy design of distributed constant circuit<br />

- Cross talk between each element<br />

Foundry


MSG,Gmax [dB]<br />

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MSG,Gmax [dB]<br />

Transistor <strong>Design</strong><br />

N<br />

Gate width:Wu<br />

Number of gate fingers : N<br />

Bias point : Vdd, Vgg<br />

Wu<br />

Linear Network Analysis<br />

Wu, N<br />

gm -> Vdd, Vgg(Current density)<br />

Gmax -> Wu, N<br />

DC Analysis


Gain match<br />

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Bias circuit<br />

f0<br />

Circuit <strong>Design</strong><br />

- Matching circuit, bias circuit<br />

- Gain/Saturation power/Power efficiency...<br />

f0<br />

NG<br />

other freq.<br />

OK<br />

Power match<br />

DC supply <strong>and</strong> stabilization<br />

Low voltage drop<br />

Low leakage<br />

self oscillation suppression


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Layout <strong>Design</strong><br />

- High-accuracy design of distributed constant circuit<br />

- Cross talk between each element


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Layout <strong>Design</strong><br />

Which is better, Planar EM or HFSS for mmW <strong>MMIC</strong>?<br />

Planar EM<br />

- Good affinity <strong>with</strong> schematic circuit<br />

direct <strong>and</strong> seamless EM analysis<br />

- Ideal EM signal port<br />

- Simulation <strong>with</strong> conductor thickness is slow.<br />

HFSS<br />

- High accuracy<br />

- Fast simulation <strong>with</strong> conductor thickness<br />

- Signal port has paracitic element .<br />

'Planer EM' is good for mmW <strong>MMIC</strong> design


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PA design<br />

Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er / Nexxim ver. 3 is good for <strong>MMIC</strong> design!


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Conclusion<br />

�� TAIYO YUDEN has various products using mainly<br />

material <strong>and</strong> multilayer technology.<br />

Also,TAIYO TAIYO YUDEN has high-level RF products,<br />

service <strong>and</strong> technology.<br />

�� TAIYO YUDEN <strong>and</strong> Ansoft developed Millimeter Wave<br />

<strong>MMIC</strong> design environment using <strong>UMS</strong> PH15 <strong>Design</strong><br />

kit for Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er / Nexxim ver.3.<br />

�� TAIYO YUDEN<br />

TAIYO YUDEN will proceed to develop RF&mmW<br />

products in the future.


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General information<br />

�� About this presentation <strong>and</strong> our products<br />

Web Site of <strong>Taiyo</strong> <strong>Yuden</strong><br />

North America http://www2.yuden.co.jp/hp/sim_us.html<br />

English-speaking countries ohter than North America<br />

http://www.yuden.co.jp/e/products/other_regions/electronic_products.html<br />

Japan http://www.yuden.co.jp/products/index.html<br />

China<br />

http://www.yuden.co.jp/c/cs/products/other_regions/electronic_products.html<br />

�� Ansoft Technical/Business<br />

Contact: Akifumi Nakatani or Local Office<br />

anakatani@ansoft.com


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<strong>Taiyo</strong> <strong>Yuden</strong> developers’ developers profiles<br />

Azusa KANAI<br />

She has been engaged in the<br />

research <strong>and</strong> development of RF<br />

circuit control <strong>and</strong> millimeterwave<br />

LNA. She speaks French.<br />

Ken-ichi OHTA, Manager<br />

He has been engaged in finding<br />

bugs. His hobby is to use<br />

simulators. He can use Serenade,<br />

HFSS, Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er, <strong>and</strong><br />

Nexxim. He is Ansoft fan.<br />

Tsuyoshi OGINO<br />

He has been engaged in the<br />

research <strong>and</strong> development of<br />

microwave/millimeter-wave PA<br />

<strong>and</strong> LNA. He uses ADS as well as<br />

Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er.<br />

Dr. Fumitaka IIZUKA<br />

He has been engaged in the<br />

research <strong>and</strong> development of RF<br />

circuit control <strong>and</strong> antenna<br />

control algorithm. He likes FPGA.


Appendix:<br />

<strong>UMS</strong> PH15 <strong>Design</strong> Kit for NEXXIM<br />

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Current <strong>Design</strong> Kit version: <strong>UMS</strong> PH15 DK Version1.20 Encrypted<br />

Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er <strong>and</strong> NEXXIM version: 9/3 rd beta or later is strongly recommended


Page-37<br />

Contents<br />

Introduction to <strong>UMS</strong> PH15 <strong>Design</strong> Kit for Ansoft<br />

<strong>Design</strong>er/Nexxim Version 3.x<br />

Installation <strong>and</strong> configuration <strong>UMS</strong> PH15 <strong>Design</strong> Kit<br />

PH15 <strong>Design</strong> Kit Elements<br />

PH15 Process Control<br />

PH15 Passive Elements<br />

PH15RES, PHHMRES,PHMRES,PHCAPN,PH15IND<br />

PH15 Nonlinear Elements<br />

PH15DIOD, PH15 HOT FET, PH15 COLD FET<br />

PH15 Linear Elements<br />

PH15FET<br />

PH15 <strong>UMS</strong> Microstrip Elements<br />

TRL, BEND, CROSS, TEE, Junction, Coupled Microstrip Lines,<br />

Me<strong>and</strong>er, etc.<br />

PH15 <strong>UMS</strong> Pads Elements<br />

Pads3X3.


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Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er Simulation/Layout <strong>Design</strong> Kit<br />

for PH15<br />

� Circuit design is carried out by the<br />

customer using version 3.x of Ansoft<br />

<strong>Design</strong>er / Nexxim.<br />

� <strong>Design</strong> kit is consist of:<br />

– Technology Files (ASTY)<br />

– Nonlinear PH15 DLL<br />

– Symbol Files (ASLB)<br />

– Foot Print Files (AFLB)<br />

– Library Files (.lib)<br />

– Script Files (ACRLB)<br />

– S-parameter Files


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Contents<br />

Introduction to <strong>UMS</strong> PH15 <strong>Design</strong> Kit for Ansoft <strong>Design</strong>er/Nexxim<br />

Version 3.x<br />

Installation <strong>and</strong> configuration <strong>UMS</strong> PH15 <strong>Design</strong> Kit<br />

PH15 <strong>Design</strong> Kit Elements<br />

PH15 Process Control<br />

PH15 Passive Elements<br />

PH15RES, PHHMRES,PHMRES,PHCAPN,PH15IND<br />

PH15 Nonlinear Elements<br />

PH15DIOD, PH15 HOT FET, PH15 COLD FET<br />

PH15 Linear Elements<br />

PH15FET<br />

PH15 <strong>UMS</strong> Microstrip Elements<br />

TRL, BEND, CROSS, TEE, Junction, Coupled Microstrip Lines, Me<strong>and</strong>er, etc.<br />

PH15 <strong>UMS</strong> Pads Elements<br />

Pads3X3.


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Installing <strong>UMS</strong> PH15 <strong>Design</strong> Kit<br />

� <strong>Design</strong> kit is available in zip file.<br />

� Unzip <strong>UMS</strong> PH15 DK_vX.XX (X.XX is the version number).<br />

Copy this directory into<br />


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<strong>UMS</strong> Library Configuration<br />

Libraries must be configured—that is, the lists<br />

of their contents must be added to Ansoft<br />

<strong>Design</strong>er’s definition namespace—before you<br />

use <strong>UMS</strong> library <strong>and</strong> definitions they contain.<br />

� To configure libraries for <strong>UMS</strong> Library, make<br />

sure that design’s editor window is active,<br />

<strong>and</strong> then click Configure libraries on the<br />

Tools menu.<br />

� The Configure <strong>Design</strong> Libraries dialog box<br />

opens.<br />

� Select that the User Libraries radio button<br />

<strong>and</strong> Verify that the Components library<br />

entry are selected . Scroll down the<br />

Available Libraries list <strong>and</strong> select <strong>UMS</strong>.<br />

Click the Insert button .<br />

� Select the Symbols library entry. Select<br />

<strong>UMS</strong> from the Available Libraries menu.<br />

� Click the Insert button <strong>and</strong> then click OK.<br />

� Select the Footprints library entry. Select<br />

<strong>UMS</strong> from the Available Libraries menu.<br />

� Click the Insert button <strong>and</strong> then click OK.<br />

� In the Components tab of the Project<br />

Manager, confirm that the <strong>UMS</strong> folder has<br />

been configured <strong>and</strong> is available for use in<br />

the design.<br />

Configure <strong>Design</strong> Libraries dialog<br />

Components tab of the Project Manager


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<strong>UMS</strong> Library Configuration<br />

Microstrip Element<br />

Pad Grids<br />

Linear PH15FET model<br />

Nonlinear PH15 Diode<br />

/Hot FET/Cold FET<br />

PH15 Passive Elements<br />

PH15 Process Controller


Page-43<br />

PH15 <strong>Design</strong> Kit Elements<br />

Introduction to <strong>UMS</strong> PH15 <strong>Design</strong> Kit for Ansoft<br />

<strong>Design</strong>er/Nexxim Version 3.x<br />

Installation <strong>and</strong> configuration <strong>UMS</strong> PH15 <strong>Design</strong> Kit<br />

PH15 <strong>Design</strong> Kit Elements<br />

PH15 Process Control<br />

PH15 Passive Elements<br />

PH15RES, PHHMRES,PHMRES,PHCAPN,PH15IND<br />

PH15 Nonlinear Elements<br />

PH15DIOD, PH15 HOT FET, PH15 COLD FET<br />

PH15 Linear Elements<br />

PH15FET<br />

PH15 <strong>UMS</strong> Microstrip Elements<br />

TRL, BEND, CROSS, TEE, Junction, Coupled Microstrip Lines,<br />

Me<strong>and</strong>er, etc.<br />

PH15 <strong>UMS</strong> Pads Elements<br />

Pads3X3.


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PH15 Process Control<br />

� PH15 Process Control accounts for the process variations.<br />

� Those variations are for:<br />

– Resistors, Capacitor, Inductor, Nonlinear Diode, Nonlinear FETs.<br />

� It will NETLISTed on Top Level.<br />

PH15 Process Control<br />

Variations are selected from several values.<br />

The resulting simulation is changed accordingly.<br />

However the component values on the schematic<br />

symbol will NOT BE CHANGED.


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GaAs Resistor Element Name=PH15RES<br />

NETLIST<br />

.SUBCKT PH15RES n1 n2 R=840 L=100e-6 W=100e-6 TEMPK=293<br />

ph15res_Rsq=120 ph15res_Rco=150 ph15res_Alpha=1.7e-3<br />

* TEMPK defined as Kelvin<br />

* ph15res_RsqChng is +-20 Ohms<br />

* R is recaluculated from dimension<br />

* Modified 7/17<br />

.param Lum='L*1e6'<br />

.param Wum='W*1e6'<br />

.param Rco='ph15res_Rco'<br />

.param Rsq='ph15res_Rsq+ph15res_RsqChng'<br />

.param RES='Rsq*Lum/Wum+2*Rco/Wum'<br />

.param LpH='Lum*(1.34-0.2*ln(Wum))'<br />

.param LH='LpH*1e-12'<br />

.param CfF='Lum*(8.97e-2+1.33e-3*Wum)'<br />

.param Ci='CfF*1e-15'<br />

.param Alpha=ph15res_Alpha<br />

C1 n1 0 'Ci/2'<br />

L1 n1 _m 'LH'<br />

R1 _m n2 'RES*(1+Alpha*(TEMPK-293))'<br />

C2 n2 0 'Ci/2'<br />

.ENDS PH15RES<br />

PH15 Passive Elements


Page-46<br />

GaAs Resistor Element Name=PH15RES<br />

PH15 Passive Elements<br />

Dimensions are rounded to 1um.<br />

If FixR=yes, then it will change W/L<br />

to get close to given R.<br />

If FixR=no, then it will change R value<br />

for a given dimensions.<br />

If the ph15res_T is changed, it will change<br />

R value accordingly.<br />

Minimum Dimensions are 10um for W/L.


Page-47<br />

TaN Resistor (RM)<br />

Element Name=PHMRES<br />

NETLIST<br />

.SUBCKT PHMRES n1 n2 R=30 L=100e-6 W=100e-6 TEMPK=300<br />

phmres_Rsq=120 phmres_Alpha=-2.75e-4<br />

* TEMPK defined as Kelvin<br />

* RsqChng is +- 4 Ohms<br />

* R is recaluculated from dimension<br />

.param Lum='L*1e6'<br />

.param Wum='W*1e6'<br />

.param Rsq='phmres_Rsq+phmres_RsqChng'<br />

.param RES='Rsq*Lum/Wum'<br />

.param LpH='Lum*(1.34-0.2*ln(Wum))'<br />

.param LH='LpH*1e-12'<br />

.param CfF='Lum*(8.97e-2+1.33e-3*Wum)'<br />

.param Ci='CfF*1e-15'<br />

.param Alpha='phmres_Alpha'<br />

C1 n1 0 'Ci/2'<br />

L1 n1 _m 'LH'<br />

R1 _m n2 'RES*(1+Alpha*(TEMPK-300))'<br />

C2 n2 0 'Ci/2'<br />

.ENDS<br />

PH15 Passive Elements


Page-48<br />

TaN Resistor Element Name=PHMRES<br />

PH15 Passive Elements<br />

Dimensions are rounded to 1um.<br />

If FixR=yes, then it will change W/L<br />

to get close to given R.<br />

If FixR=no, then it will change R value<br />

for a given dimensions.<br />

If the phmres_T is changed, it will change<br />

R value accordingly.<br />

Minimum Dimensions are 10um for W/L.


Page-49<br />

TiWSi Resistor (RHRW)<br />

Element Name=PHHMRES<br />

NETLIST<br />

.SUBCKT PHHMRES n1 n2 R=1000 L=100e-5 W=100e-6<br />

TEMPK=300 phhmres_Rsq=120 phhmres_Alpha=1.7e-3<br />

* TEMPK defined as Kelvin<br />

* RsqChng is +-200 Ohms<br />

* R is recaluculated from dimension<br />

.param Lum='L*1e6'<br />

.param Wum='W*1e6'<br />

.param Rsq='phhmres_Rsq+phhmres_RsqChng'<br />

.param RES='Rsq*Lum/Wum'<br />

.param LpH='Lum*(1.34-0.2*ln(Wum))'<br />

.param LH='LpH*1e-12'<br />

.param CfF='Lum*(8.97e-2+1.33e-3*Wum)'<br />

.param Ci='CfF*1e-15'<br />

.param Alpha=phhmres_Alpha<br />

C1 n1 0 'Ci/2'<br />

L1 n1 _m 'LH'<br />

R1 _m n2 'RES*(1+Alpha*(TEMPK-300))'<br />

C2 n2 0 'Ci/2'<br />

.ENDS<br />

PH15 Passive Elements


Page-50<br />

TiWSi Resistor Element Name=PHHMRES<br />

PH15 Passive Elements<br />

Dimensions are rounded to 1um.<br />

If FixR=yes, then it will change W/L<br />

to get close to given R.<br />

If FixR=no, then it will change R value<br />

for a given dimensions.<br />

If the phhmres_T is changed, it will change<br />

R value accordingly.<br />

Minimum Dimensions are 10um for W/L.


.ENDS<br />

Page-51<br />

MIM Capacitor<br />

Element Name=PHCAPN<br />

NETLIST<br />

.SUBCKT PHCAPN BE UE C=2.6e-13 W=2.8e-005 L=2.8e-005 Wn1=3.2e-005 Ln1=3.2e-005 WB=5e-006<br />

Csq=330<br />

* BE:Bottom Electrode<br />

* UE: Upper Electrode<br />

* Dimension of top electrode L : m WEL: m<br />

* Dimension of bottom electrode Lai: m Wn1: m<br />

* Dimension of the bridge WB : m<br />

* This part enables the tuning.<br />

.param um=1e-6<br />

.param ELwidth='w'<br />

.param ELlength='l'<br />

.param ELN1spacex1='4*um'<br />

.param ELN1spacex2='17*um'<br />

.param ELN1spacey='2*um'<br />

.param N1width='ELwidth+(2*ELN1spacey)'<br />

.param N1length='ELN1spacex1+ELlength+ELN1spacex2'<br />

.param Laium='N1length*1e6'<br />

.param Wn1um='N1width*1e6'<br />

.param LipH='Laium*(1.33-0.195*ln(Wn1um))'<br />

.param Li='LipH*1e-12'<br />

.param CifF='Laium*2*(8.6e-2+5.8e-4*Wn1um)'<br />

.param Ci='CifF*1e-15'<br />

.param Lum='L*1e6'<br />

.param WELum='W*1e6'<br />

.param SELum2='Lum*WELum'<br />

.param CpF='(Csq+phcapn_CapChng)*1e-6*SELum2'<br />

.param Cap='CpF*1e-12'<br />

.param Rs='(17+8.76e-3*Laium)/Wn1um'<br />

* Air bridge<br />

.param WBum='WB*1e6'<br />

.param LopH='16-2.376*ln(WBum)'<br />

.param Lo='LopH*1e-12'<br />

.param Ro='0.132/WBum'<br />

.param CofF='1.97+1.32e-2*WBum'<br />

.param Co='CofF*1e-15'<br />

C1 BE 0 'Ci/2'<br />

Li BE 1 'Li'<br />

C2 1 0 'Ci/2'<br />

C3 1 2 'Cap'<br />

Rs 2 3 'Rs'<br />

Lo 3 4 'Lo'<br />

Ro 4 UE 'Ro'<br />

Co UE 0 'Co'<br />

PH15 Passive Elements


Page-52<br />

MIM Capacitor<br />

Element Name=PHCAPN<br />

PH15 Passive Elements<br />

Dimensions are rounded to 1um.<br />

If FixC=yes, then it will change W/L<br />

to get close to given C.<br />

If FixR=no, then it will change C value<br />

for a given dimensions.


Page-53<br />

Spiral Inductor<br />

Element Name=PH15IND<br />

PH15 Passive Elements<br />

Dimensions are rounded to 1um.<br />

If FixL=yes, then it will change W/L<br />

to get close to given C.<br />

If FixL=no, then it will change L value<br />

for a given dimensions.


Page-54<br />

Mixer/Detector Diode<br />

Element Name=PH15DIOD<br />

PH15 Nonlinear Elements


Page-55<br />

PH15 HOTFET<br />

Element Name=PH15HFET<br />

PH15 Nonlinear Elements


Page-56<br />

PH15 COLDFET<br />

Element Name=PH15CFET<br />

PH15 Nonlinear Elements


Page-57<br />

PH15 Microstrip Elements in<br />

<strong>Design</strong>er/Nexxim<br />

PH15 Microstrip Elements


Page-58<br />

Circuit/EM Based Elements<br />

PH15 Microstrip Elements<br />

All the elements are made to use<br />

Nexxim Circuit Simulator/Planar EM simulator<br />

Nexxim Simulation<br />

PlanarEM Simulation


Page-59<br />

<strong>UMS</strong>_me<strong>and</strong>er element<br />

PH15 Microstrip Elements<br />

EM Based result<br />

TRL Based result


Page-60<br />

<strong>UMS</strong>_me<strong>and</strong>er element<br />

A:Arm Length<br />

W:Width<br />

L1:Feed Line<br />

L:Me<strong>and</strong>er Separation<br />

PH15 Microstrip Elements<br />

• Dimensions are rounded to 1um<br />

• TL: Total length is calculated<br />

• Change in TL will change A to adjust length.<br />

L2:Feed Line


Page-61<br />

<strong>UMS</strong>_Pads element<br />

PH15 Microstrip Elements<br />

Scalable Pads Geometries are supplied for<br />

Quick Evaluation of Size/Dimesnions


Page-62<br />

<strong>UMS</strong>_Pads element<br />

PH15 Microstrip Elements<br />

Auto-Routine Element is capable of tracing the Ports


Page-63<br />

<strong>UMS</strong>_Pads element<br />

PH15 Microstrip Elements<br />

Auto-Routine Element is capable of tracing the Ports<br />

Simulatable Connection<br />

By PlanarEM simulator


Acknowledgements<br />

Page-64<br />

� <strong>Taiyo</strong> <strong>Yuden</strong><br />

– Mr. Ohta/Mr. Ogino/Ms. Kanai /Mr. Nakajima from<br />

<strong>Taiyo</strong> <strong>Yuden</strong> for verification in the course of their design<br />

process<br />

� Ansoft R&D (Boston)<br />

– Mr. Samuel Mertin/Ms. Mary Tolikas for developing<br />

Nonlinear Models <strong>and</strong> Mr. Saeed Asgari for helping on<br />

the Microstrip Elements.<br />

� Ansoft Japan<br />

– Mr. Moriaki Ueno for working together to develop PH15<br />

<strong>UMS</strong> <strong>Design</strong> Kit.<br />

– Mr. Asano for creating the manual.<br />

� Ansoft France<br />

– Mr. Alain Michael for providing initial layout works.

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