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im trying to matching my mixer to the 50 ohm and for matching i adding resistors to the cell but when i do this linearity is decreasing substantially why this is like that and how to i avoid this situation
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i took the example circuit from RF Electronics Design and Simulation by Cornelis J. Kikkert and i want to know why did he use output buffer what is the advantage of the buffer is there any relation about DC voltage level i mean is it used for the voltage shifting? if so how do we...
its not about the circuit i dont know to use the awr design properly so that just want to know how to determine 1-dB compression point i mean in which measurement i should use in the program
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I want to determine the 1dB compression point of my mixer circuit but i dont know how to do it on the awr design can you help me about that.
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can you help me how can i improve the noise figure of the gilbert bjt circuit i dont know why the noise figure is so high do i do somethings wrong
can you help me about that. Is this because of biasing?
also the IP3 is so bad. why this is like that. what do i do wrong?
Hello everyone in the circuit below i want to design a mixer where operates at higher frequencies. How should is make the biasing for the better design.
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What should be the bias points for the proper working BJT gilbert cell and what is the relation between the current on the circuit and the circuit specifications. of course i want higher linearity and low noise but what should be the current on the circuit. and i'm having a...
is this because the frequency limitation, should i use RF transistors i mean the bandwidth of the transistor must be higher that the operation freq. of the mixer right?
i want to design a double-balanced gilbert mixer circuit where the LO 5 Ghz and the RF 4.9 Ghz and the IF 0.1 Ghz and , want to know that what should i care while choosing the right transistor for the good result. can you give me some recommendations. thanks in advence
currently i am working on a gilbert mixer circuit and on the awr design i get linear conversion gain even if i change the collector resistances and also the gain is so low how can i fix that can you help me about that
thanks for your generous replies also i want to ask a question about a mixer designing after i research many mixer topologies i decided to design a mixer by using double balanced gilbert cell which have 5 Ghz LO and and a 4.9 Ghz RF signals. which parameters do you think should i consider i mean...
wow its very interesting to get replied by someone who is one of the co-writers of the book. thanks for your reply again.
i design the circuit on the AWR by setting the resonant freq as 28 Mhz but i cannot any result at the AWR. it says there are no items to show even though i set the spectrum...
i also know the 50 ohm matching is the best.
do you know why the book says like that and is there any relationship between the impedance and the frequency?
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