L. Pantoli, D. Spina, D. Romano, G. Antonini, G. Leuzzi, T. Dhaene
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Time-Domain Analysis of RF and Microwave Autonomous Circuits by Vector Fitting-Based Approach
This work presents a new method for the analysis of RF and microwave autonomous circuits directly in the time-domain, which is the most effective approach at simulation level to evaluate nonlinear phenomena. For RF and microwave autonomous circuits, time-domain simulations usually experiment convergence problems or numerical inaccuracies due to the presence of distributed elements, preventing de-facto their use. The proposed solution is based on the Vector Fitting algorithm applied directly at circuit level. A case study relative to a RF hybrid oscillator is presented for practical demonstration and evaluation of performance reliability of the proposed method.