Hi Sir,
I've seen this, use "EFREQ" component to model a frequency dependent component in PSpice :
How to use EFREQ component in PSpice
In my case, I had used a vector network analyzer to measure the impedance(ZL) of a component on my circuit, for example :
And I would like to simulate the transient response waveform on ZL, as below (given Zs is known)
To my knowledge, "EFREQ" is a voltage-to-voltage transfer component, and "GFREQ" is a voltage-to-current transfer component, and since impedance is equal to voltage divided by current, may I use a "GFREQ" component to model the measured impedance, as the following steps :
1. take the reciprocal of the measured impedance to transfer to conductance
2. set the frequency response of the conductance to a "GFREQ" component
3. place a resistor(R2) on the output of GFREQ.
Then if I observe the voltage difference across R2, does it represent the transient voltage response of ZL ?
If I were wrong, is there any suggestion on this ?
Thanks in advance.
I've seen this, use "EFREQ" component to model a frequency dependent component in PSpice :
How to use EFREQ component in PSpice
In my case, I had used a vector network analyzer to measure the impedance(ZL) of a component on my circuit, for example :
Frequency (Hz) | real part (Ohm) | imaginary part (Ohm) |
1000 | 10 | 20 |
2000 | 30 | -40 |
3000 | 50 | -60 |
... | ... | ... |
And I would like to simulate the transient response waveform on ZL, as below (given Zs is known)
To my knowledge, "EFREQ" is a voltage-to-voltage transfer component, and "GFREQ" is a voltage-to-current transfer component, and since impedance is equal to voltage divided by current, may I use a "GFREQ" component to model the measured impedance, as the following steps :
1. take the reciprocal of the measured impedance to transfer to conductance
2. set the frequency response of the conductance to a "GFREQ" component
3. place a resistor(R2) on the output of GFREQ.
Then if I observe the voltage difference across R2, does it represent the transient voltage response of ZL ?
If I were wrong, is there any suggestion on this ?
Thanks in advance.