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Re: insertion loss in series connected reverse bias pin diod
@Biff the frequency range is in b/w 0.3 GHz to 3 GHz. can u give me any graph so that i can match this graph to mine results.
pin diode help required
can any body tell me about the insertion loss in series connected reverse bias pin diode means that the diode is connected in series position but operating in reverse bias condition. in this mode what will be the insertion loss. any diagram or graph which tells about...
i am trying to do the same thing but i don't knw how to calculate the values of elements use in SPDT..... or if u have any circuit with formula's please send it to me
Hi,
i need help regarding equivalent circuit of Single Pole Double Throw (SPDT). i want it to use to switch on and off pin diode. the problem is that i don't know about the formula's used to calculate the values of elements used in it.
can anybody help me in calculating the values of resistors and capacitors used in SPDT?
how can i find that the gain of low noise filter using in SPDT ?
pin diode
Hi,
i need help in implementing pin diode as a switch in microwave office?
how we can calculate the values of resistors, capacitors and inductors while implementing pin diode as switch?
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