Sonnet User's Guide - Sonnet Software

Chapter 9 Adaptive Band Synthesis (ABS)
subsectioning frequency is the same for both runs. If the subsectioning frequency
remains the same, the second analysis will not require any re-analysis and the results
should be provided very quickly.
Frequency band of 1st ABS analysis
10 GHz 30 GHz
15 GHz Frequency band of 2nd ABS analysis
25 GHz
Extending the Band: You are running an ABS analysis which overlaps a previous
ABS analysis of the project, pictured in the diagram below. The caching data for
the overlap between the two analyses will be reused although some calculation
may need to be done in the extension of the frequency band where it does not overlap
with a previous analysis. In order for the caching data to be valid for the second
analysis, your Advanced Subsectioning controls must be set such that the subsectioning
frequency is the same for both runs.
Frequency band of 1st ABS analysis
30 - 50 GHz
Overlap
40 - 60 GHz
Frequency band of 2nd ABS analysis
Accuracy Assurance: If you wish to check a particular data point in an ABS analysis
and wish to ensure that a full calculation is done at a particular frequency
point, you should select a Linear Sweep. This analysis will calculate caching data
if Multi-sweep is selected for ABS caching data, but will not use the caching data
in producing analysis results.
Find Minimum and Find Maximum
Find Minimum determines the frequency where the circuit response reaches a
minimum. Find Maximum determines the frequency where the circuit response
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