Divider (CE)
Modeling of ideal frequency-independent dividers or adders with S-parameters.
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Description
Block Divider (CE) Simulates power dividers or adders in a circuit envelope simulation environment as an S-parameter model. In a power divider, the input power goes to one port, is split, and exits through different ports.
Ports
Conserving
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2+
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the second electrical port
electricity
Details
The electrical RF port corresponding to the positive terminal of the divider.
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2−
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the second electrical port
electricity
Details
The RF electrical port corresponding to the negative terminal of the divider.
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1+
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the first electrical port
electricity
Details
The electrical RF port corresponding to the positive terminal of the divider.
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1−
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the first electrical port
electricity
Details
The RF electrical port corresponding to the negative terminal of the divider.
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3+
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The third electrical port
electricity
Details
The electrical RF port corresponding to the positive terminal of the divider.
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3−
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The third electrical port
electricity
Details
The RF electrical port corresponding to the negative terminal of the divider.
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Parameters
Parameters
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Select component —
type of divider
T power divider | Resistive power divider | Tee E-plane
Details
The type of divider specified by one of the following values.
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T power divider(by default) — the S-parameter matrix for this value looks like this:where
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Reference impedances:
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Resistive power divider— the matrix of S-parameters for this value looks like this:
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Tee E-plane— is symmetrical, lossless, and mutually inverse. The S-parameter matrix for this value looks like this:
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| Tunable |
No |
| Evaluatable |
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# Reference impedances, Ohm — divider reference impedance
Details
The reference impedance of the divider, set as a positive scalar or a three-element vector.
If the reference impedances of all ports are not equal, then the model inside the block Divider (CE) normalizes to 50 Om.
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| Tunable |
No |
| Evaluatable |
Yes |