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I was wondering if I could get some help on implementing "cross layer protocol" or "UW(Underwater)-MAC protocol" in matlab? What kind of algorithm could I use? For example: Comparing BER and SNR?
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I have to design a model, where 2 antennas, (PCB Loop) are placed on the same PCB. One is used as energy antenna to power the tag and the other is used to transmit and recieve data from tag.
I have read some documents and found the placing the two antennas orthogonally minimises multipath.
I...
After reading few documents about efficient power amplifiers, Class-E amplifier seems to suit the application that I need. So I have designed a circuit using MLX90130 to match with 50 ohm antenna which gives a power of 300mW. For the application, I require 2W, hence the need for power amplifier...
Yeah, the pi network values are incorrect. I was just trying to manipulate to get 10 V output. The correct values according to smith chart simulation are c1= 730pF, c2 =232pF, L= 860nH.
The AC voltage, you mean at the input of the post #1 is a sqaure wave?
Is it possible that you know the...
Like you said the melexis data sheet gives reader coil matching. So using a lattice balun with values L= 470nH and C= 390pF, matching to 50 ohm load should be achieved using smithchart simulation. But I will check for inductor ESR cause because the hardware is not giving the ouptut.
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I had designed a balun and pi matchig network to match 50 ohm load impedance using IC MLX90130. I have got a new document and modified my circuit according to the values given, but that does not help. The problem is using smith chart values and LT Spice simluation, I am able to get...
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