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Circuit Noise Evaluation by Padé Approximation Based Model-Reduction Techniques

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This paper introduces a new circuit noise analysis and modeling method. The noise analysis method computes an analytic expression of frequency, in rational form, which represents the Pad6 approximation of the noise power spectral density. The approximation can be carried out efficiently, to the required accuracy, using a variant of the PVL [1] or MPVL [2] algorithms. The new method is significantly more efficient than traditional methods for noise computation at numerous frequency points. In addition, it allows for a compact and cascadable modeling of noise that can be used in system-level simulations.

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Feldmann, P., Freund, R.W. (2003). Circuit Noise Evaluation by Padé Approximation Based Model-Reduction Techniques. In: Kuehlmann, A. (eds) The Best of ICCAD. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-0292-0_35

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