User manual MATHWORKS SIMRF RELEASE NOTES

[. . . ] The software may be used or copied only under the terms of the license agreement. No part of this manual may be photocopied or reproduced in any form without prior written consent from The MathWorks, Inc. FEDERAL ACQUISITION: This provision applies to all acquisitions of the Program and Documentation by, for, or through the federal government of the United States. [. . . ] If you are upgrading from a software version other than the most recent one, review the current release notes and all interim versions. For example, when you upgrade from V1. 0 to V1. 2, review the release notes for V1. 1 and V1. 2. What Is in the Release Notes New Features and Changes · New functionality · Changes to existing functionality 1 SimRFTM Release Notes Version Compatibility Considerations When a new feature or change introduces a reported incompatibility between versions, the Compatibility Considerations subsection explains the impact. Compatibility issues reported after the product release appear under Bug Reports at the MathWorks Web site. Bug fixes can sometimes result in incompatibilities, so review the fixed bugs in Bug Reports for any compatibility impact. Fixed Bugs and Known Problems MathWorks offers a user-searchable Bug Reports database so you can view Bug Reports. The development team updates this database at release time and as more information becomes available. Bug Reports include provisions for any known workarounds or file replacements. Information is available for bugs existing in or fixed in Release 14SP2 or later. Access Bug Reports using your MathWorks Account. 2 Version 3. 0 (R2010b) SimRFTM Version 3. 0 (R2010b) SimRF This table summarizes what's new in V3. 0 (R2010b): New Features and Changes Yes Details below Version Compatibility Considerations Yes--Details labeled as Compatibility Considerations, below. Fixed Bugs and Known Problems Bug Reports Related Documentation at Web Site Printable Release Notes: PDF Current product documentation New features and changes introduced in this version are: · "New Circuit Envelope Library" on page 3 · "New Circuit-Envelope Simulation Environment" on page 4 · "New RF System Demos" on page 5 New Circuit Envelope Library SimRFTM 3. 0 software introduces Circuit Envelope Elements, Sources, and Utilities libraries, which contain: · Capacitor, Inductor, Resistor, and Impedance blocks that can connect in any configuration. · A 2-port Amplifier block and a 3-port Mixer block, which support second-order and third-order nonlinearity modeling. · An S-Parameters block for modeling black-box elements with up to four ports. · Continuous Wave, Sinusoid, and Noise current and voltage sources that can model signals at multiple carrier frequencies simultaneously. · A SimRF Outport block for probing signals from any location in an RF network. 3 SimRFTM Release Notes For a full list of SimRF Circuit Envelope library blocks, see the SimRF Reference documentation. New Circuit-Envelope Simulation Environment SimRF 3. 0 software introduces circuit-envelope simulation of RF systems into the Simulink environment. [. . . ] · SimRF Equivalent Baseband library and Idealized Baseband library blocks do not support features of the SimRF environment, such as multi-carrier simulation, signal probing, or general network topologies. · Blocks in the SimRF Circuit Envelope library do not connect to blocks in the Equivalent Baseband library or Idealized Baseband library. To pass data between these blocks, convert signals from SimRF Circuit Envelope and Equivalent Baseband library blocks to Simulink signals using: - Circuit Envelope library SimRF Inport and SimRF Outport blocks. [. . . ]