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Generally there is a rule of thumb that the impedance of the RFC is at least ten times higher than the impedance can be seen from this node without RFC.
But i prefer to choose as large as i can.
The impedance of an inductance is jwL. Take wL ten times larger than the input impedance.
I think there is no solid difference between these terms.
But Class F can be made by only third harmonic termination. Multiharmonic has a wider meaning
Re: How to enlarge the SlewRate of a amp as possible as we c
Maybe as a choice; if you don't have any restrictions, you can try to bias your circuit for a higher DC current so you can charge/discharge your capacitances faster.
Re: LNA Question
To give this kind of spec at dB form is not sufficient.
I think the best way of express is give it at dBc form. Ex:
"25 dBc @ 50 MHz of 1575.42 MHz"
This means at +/- 50 MHz of 1575.42 the signal must be 25 dB lower than the desired signal.
So VSWR is right.
In p-sub processes, lateral PNP transistors are generally not good transistors.They have small beta(less than 20-30) and processes generally don't guarantee reliability.
I use lateral PNP's in a bandgap circuit which there is no need to amplify any signals and I encounter some problems about...
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