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An efficient graph sparsification approach to scalable harmonic balance (HB) analysis of strongly nonlinear RF circuits

Han et al., 2013

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18355552696858567436
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Han L
Zhao X
Feng Z
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2013 IEEE/ACM International Conference on Computer-Aided Design (ICCAD)

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In the past decades, harmonic balance (HB) has been widely used for computing steady- state solutions of nonlinear radio-frequency (RF) and microwave circuits. However, using HB for simulating strongly nonlinear RF circuits still remains a very challenging task. Although …
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