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Now I'm applying for the IMEC in Belgium and terrified of what you said.:cry:
After 55~60% tax and insurance deducted from the salary and life expediture, how much can I save for a month?:cry::cry::cry:
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Generally speaking, the input impedance of the next stage is very high, so I can not check the power gain or S21 of the previous stage (LNA). I can just check the voltage gain of the LNA. Then how can I design the output network of the LNA?
By the way, VHF band is for DAB or DMB applications.
Thank you very much.
If I want to include the next stage's input impendance, and L should resonate with the whole C , how can I set the output port using SpectreRF for simulation?
Now I'm designing the output part of LNA and I found little literature focused the output design of LNA. The following are my questions:
1) The LNA will be connected to the next stage. How to include the next stage input impedance when I simulate LNA using SpectreRF?
2) I use the shunt peaking...
Now I'm designing the output part of LNA and I found little literature focused the output design of LNA. The following are my questions:
1) The LNA will be connected to the next stage. How to include the next stage input impedance when I simulate LNA using SpectreRF?
2) I use the shunt peaking...
Now I need design a LNA with its main specifications as following.
BW: 174-245MHz,
Gain: 20dB,
NF: 2dB
0.18 CMOS process.
It is a wideband LNA (Bandwidth~33%). The cascode architecture with source inductive degeneration is just suitable for narrowband. Moreover, the degeneration indutor...
Now I need design a LNA with its main specifications as following.
BW: 174-245MHz,
Gain: 20dB,
NF: 2dB
0.18 CMOS process.
It is a wideband LNA (Bandwidth~33%). The cascode architecture with source inductive degeneration is just suitable for narrowband. Moreover, the degeneration indutor will...
This classical paper may be difficult for beginners to understand.
What's more, I found a lot of knowledge about analog circuit is necessary for RFIC design.
The project I am doing now is CMOS LNA, which is a little different from the traditional microwave LNA design. For example, I have to decide the size of the mos transistor. So I think it may be better if I can find a detailed design example. however, most textbooks just cover a lot of similar...
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