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Re: Gilbert Noise figure
sir, i am talking about active mixer not passive and i want to know the region, why noise figure is more at IF frequency than RF frequency.
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Respected sir/mam
I have designed Gilbert mixer, When i do noise figure(NF) simulation at IF (2 MHz) and RF (2.4 GHz) Frequencies, i found that NF at IF is more than (4dB) to RF frequency. What is the region for that. someone help me please.
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