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Contents:
Chapter 1: Getting Started with ADS 2011 3
Chapter 2: Tuning and Optimization 9
Chapter 3: Harmonic Balance Simulation 19
Chapter 4: Planar Electromagnetic (EM) in ADS 2011 27
Chapter 5: Using FEM Simulation in ADS 51
Chapter 6: RF System Design 67
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