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Optimization<br />

Fourband Filter Optimization<br />

.PARAM<br />

+ R2=10K CL=0.01U R2B=8K<br />

+ CTB=0.01U CLB=0.01U R2C=12K CTC=0.002U<br />

+ R2D=12K CTD=800P CLD=150P<br />

+ CACT1=0.02U CACT2=0.02U<br />

+ RPASS=4K RACT1=50K RACT2=180K<br />

.PARAM CT=0.02U CLC=0.001U CPASS=0.3U<br />

with the associated .PARAMOPT statements:<br />

.PARAMOPT<br />

+ R2 = ( 5K, 20K)<br />

+ CT = (0.001U, 0.05U)<br />

+ CL = (0.001U, 0.05U)<br />

+ R2B = ( 3K, 10K)<br />

+ CTB = (0.001U, 0.05U)<br />

+ CLB = (0.001U, 0.05U)<br />

+ R2C = ( 5K, 20K)<br />

+ CTC = (0.001U, 0.01U)<br />

+ CLC = (0.001U, 0.005U)<br />

+ R2D = ( 5K, 20K)<br />

+ CTD = ( 100P, 1000P)<br />

+ CLD = ( 10P, 500P)<br />

+ CPASS = ( 0.1U, 1.0U)<br />

+ CACT1 = (0.001U, 0.05U)<br />

+ CACT2 = (0.001U, 0.05U)<br />

+ RPASS = ( 1K, 5K)<br />

+ RACT1 = ( 20K, 100K)<br />

.OPTION PARAMOPT_NOINITIAL<br />

The option PARAMOPT_NOINITIAL specifies that the parameter INITIAL_VALUE is<br />

omitted from the .PARAMOPT command and should be taken from the netlist instead.<br />

Design Objectives<br />

The optimization will be performed on a single design objective which aims to improve the<br />

match of the constructed model (or the target curve) with the actual measurements. The<br />

differences between the model and the measured values are combined in a global error function<br />

(using the least squares approach).<br />

The objective statement is:<br />

.OBJECTIVE AC LABEL=RESPVDB12<br />

+ VDB(12) GOAL=DATA_FOURBAND(VDB12)<br />

Former releases of the Eldo optimizer used the equivalent (but less explicit) FITTING<br />

construct:<br />

.EXTRACT AC LABEL=RESPVDB12 FITTING<br />

+ DATA_FOURBAND(VDB12) VDB(12)<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 673

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