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  • in reply to: hybrid coupler limited to 180deg #879
    SM6PGP
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      I consider all small numbers as zero, and large negative dB-values as “no power”

      Yes, it would be good to have a small mark on the symbol to identify input/sum port. It is always good to check that you get reasonable values.

      73 – Hannes – SM6PGP

      in reply to: hybrid coupler limited to 180deg #870
      SM6PGP
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        I tried these, the hybrid, 2 x hybrid and coupler – had to play around with the ports of the hybrid but these (se attachment) seem to give reasonable results.

        I have also used the coupler before with reasonable results (90 deg phase shift)

        73 – Hannes – SM6PGP

         

        in reply to: New forum #616
        SM6PGP
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          Hi Daniel !

          Thanks for the new forum, it looks really nice !

          There is one thing that I have been thinking about –

          If I go to the first/start page I can not see that there have been new posts – I have to go into each sub-topic to find out if there are any new posts.

          Right now – first page shows under “General things” last post 3 weeks 5 days ago, but if you go into General things it shows that last post was 1 hour 1 min ago.

          I tried to reload the first page but it is still the same. Any work around or ideas how to easily see if new posts have been done ?

          Best RGDs

          Hannes/SM6PGP

           

          SM6PGP
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            Under File > Document Settings  you reach the  window “Edit Schematic Properties”  – under the Simulation tab change the data display from *.dpl to *.sch

            you can also reach “Edit Schematic Properties” by right clicking in the schematic or by CTRL+.

            in reply to: Parametric design #578
            SM6PGP
            Participant

              Hi !

              You can use the EQUATION FUNCTION and for example in the schematic let C1=Cin, C2=Cm, C3=Cm C4=Cin.
              In the equation box you add
              Cin = 100 pF
              Cm = 200 pF
              Then you can tune or do what you need to do – and change the values simultanously.

              Good Luck !

              /Hannes – SM6PGP

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