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	Tip of the Week: When should I use the pss/qpss Harmonic Balance vs. Shooting Newton Engine? By Tawna Wilsey on September 03, 2008 Shooting Newton (shooting) and harmonic balance (HB) are complementary technologies and used for circuits that exhibit different behaviors. The shooting Newton algorithm uses an adaptive time step control, which is particularly effective for sharp transitions... Read more » Comments (0) Filed under: RF design, Circuit design, Virtuoso Spectre, Virtuoso Spectre Simulator GXL, Spectre, Spectre RF, Virtuoso Spectre Simulator XL

	Tip of the Week: Guidelines for simulating oscillators - phase noise simulations By Tawna Wilsey on August 26, 2008 When simulating oscillators, it is important to choose the correct simulator engine (shooting Newton vs. harmonic balance.) In general, we suggest that you use the HB (harmonic balance) engine as your first choice. In addition, there are situations where... Read more » Comments (0) Filed under: RF design, Virtuoso Spectre, Spectre, Spectre RF, Virtuoso Spectre Simulator XL

	Tip of the Week: New nport parameter ( dcextrap ) for modeling longer transmission lines By Tawna Wilsey on August 18, 2008 There is a new nport parameter, dcextrap, available in MMSIM 6.2.1. The values are constant or unwrap. The default is constant. dcextrap is typically used when the nport s-parameter data file models a system with long delay – and -- the DC point... Read more » Comments (0) Filed under: RF design, Virtuoso Spectre, Virtuoso Spectre Simulator GXL, Spectre, Spectre RF, Virtuoso Spectre Simulator XL

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