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steven maas mixer
Thanks DDavid for the posts.
Is the RFIC and MMIC design & tech written by I.D. Robertson and S. Lucyszyn?
If yes, I already have the book.
Btw, which chapter that you have posted from the book?
As u may see, I’m quite short for the downloading points and I’m saving it for...
transistor selection chart
Hi,
I have a problem in transistor selection. I get a few BJT transistors from a PDK. But I do not know to choose which one is suitable for my design. What transistor characteristics should I analyze in order to get the suitable one?
Thanks
lucky8
design rf mixer
Hi,
I used to be in the IC designs but now I’ve changed to RF. At first I thought both RF and IC designs are similar, but the longer I’m in RF, I’ve decided that I was wrong.
Are there any tips on the steps to design in RF (specifically Mixers).
The transmission line...
Hi
I would like to ask, for 60GHz technology, is it possible to use BJT instead of FET or HBJT? If yes, how do you bias the BJT to suits the 60GHz frequency? Is it by process-wise or schemati-wise?
Thanks
Guyz,
Need help to figure out the function of this diode connected capacitor (is it what it is called?).
Comparing the 2 cct attached, the only diff. is the diode connected at the capacitor. The capacitor basically acts as phase compensation from input stage to the output stage, but by...
Guyz
Need your help. I want to reduce the current for the upper transistor in a push pull circuit. How can I achive this?
I've tried to put a big resistor before the upper transistor but eventually, the source current (i.e.- current flowing out from the push pull) will be extremely low.
Is...
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