The FATE method, proposed by M. Schwab (IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory and Techniques, vol.39, no.8, p.1391-402, 1991), for the determination of the periodic state in oscillators is shown to be ideally suited for the simulation of oscillators with strongly nonlinear active devices, e.g. IMPATT oscillators. Simulations of a waveguide oscillator illustrate the choice of a favorable network partition and the advantage of the bandwidth-unlimited time-domain simulation of the nonlinear subnetwork. V-band hybrid-integrated IMPATT oscillator simulation results are presented, showing agreement in output power within 4 dB over the DC current range from 100 mA to 220 mA compared to the measured levels and a time-domain simulation     «

The FATE method, proposed by M. Schwab (IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory and Techniques, vol.39, no.8, p.1391-402, 1991), for the determination of the periodic state in oscillators is shown to be ideally suited for the simulation of oscillators with strongly nonlinear active devices, e.g. IMPATT oscillators. Simulations of a waveguide oscillator illustrate the choice of a favorable network partition and the advantage of the bandwidth-unlimited time-domain simulation of the nonlinear subnetwork. V-ba...     »

microwave integrated circuits, time-domain analysis, frequency-domain analysis, time-domain simulation, hybrid integrated circuits, microwave oscillators, circuit analysis computing, nonlinear network analysis, simulation, IMPATT diodes, IMPATT oscillators, millimeter-wave, solid-state microwave circuits, 100 to 220 mA, bandwidth-unlimited simulation, combined method, DC current range, FATE method, frequency-domain method, hybrid-integrated, network partition, nonlinear active devices, nonlinear subnetwork, V-band, waveguide oscillator     «

microwave integrated circuits, time-domain analysis, frequency-domain analysis, time-domain simulation, hybrid integrated circuits, microwave oscillators, circuit analysis computing, nonlinear network analysis, simulation, IMPATT diodes, IMPATT oscillators, millimeter-wave, solid-state microwave circuits, 100 to 220 mA, bandwidth-unlimited simulation, combined method, DC current range, FATE method, frequency-domain method, hybrid-integrated, network partition, nonlinear active devices, nonlinear...     »