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table

Display specified RF object parameters in Variable Editor

Description

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table(h,param1,format1,..., paramn,formatn) displays the specified parameters param1 through paramn, with units format1 through formatn, in the Variable Editor. The input h is a object handle to an rfckt object.

This function creates a structure in the MATLAB workspace and constructs the name of the structure from the names of the object and parameters you provide. Specify the parameters and formats in pairs. If you do not specify a format, the method uses the default format for that parameter.

table(h,'budget',param1,format1,...,paramn,formatn) specified budget parameters of an rfckt.cascade object h.

Examples

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Construct a cascaded RF Circuit object.

Cascaded_Ckt = rfckt.cascade('Ckts', ...
               {rfckt.txline('LineLength', .001), ...
               rfckt.amplifier, rfckt.txline( ...
               'LineLength', 0.025, 'PV', 2.0e8)});

Analyze the RF cascade in frequency domain at 2.1 GHz.

freq = 2.1e9;
analyze(Cascaded_Ckt,freq);

Plot the budget S21 and noise figure.

plot(Cascaded_Ckt,'budget','S21','NF');

Type this command at the MATLAB® command line to display the budget S21 and noise figure in a table.

table(Cascaded_Ckt,'budget','S21','NF')

Input Arguments

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RF network object, specified as object handle.

Data Types: char | string

Flag to get the rfckt.cascade object, specified as a character vector or string.

RF network parameter object, specified as a character vector or string.

To list valid parameters and parameter formats for h, use the listparam and listformat methods.

Version History

Introduced in R2010b