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Hi,
The attachments are 5 types of 2.4GHz antenna collected form the internet. Can anyone tell me the gain difference between them and which one is the best suitable for portable mobile application?
Thanks.
Hi niuju,
The receving filter accesses into the power line through a transform. So this filter deals with the small signal. I want to design a tunable filter with numerical controlling. It can cover the whole 50-500kHz band by several segments. Can you give me some advices on it?
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Hi biff44,
Digital filter is not applicable, because the strong interference cause the A/D into saturation, and the interested signal with interference may be clipped. So i think the suitable way is to reduce the interference in analog domain before A/D.
For FETs switching in/out elements...
Hi tony_lth,
For this low frequency, can you recommand some low-cost SP4T ? Thanks.
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Hi eraste,
Can you give more details about the localised elements, or show a draft, or recommand a software to design this tunable filter? Thanks.
Hi, Frank.
The center frequency of interesting signal (OFDM) is selectable in the 50-500kHz. The bandwidth is 90kHz. The strong interference does not come from the aeiral effect of the power lines. It's from the wired conductive interference when the electrical equipment and mechine are powerd...
Hi,
The receiver works in the frequency from 10kHz to 500kHz. But because there exist many strong interferences in this frequency on power line, i want to divide it into several frequency band, such as 10-100kHz,100-200kHz,200-300kHz,300-400kHz,400-500kHz. So the receiver can work in another...
Dear anyone,
I want to complete the PA(eg. RF5110) gain controlling. The voltage range of power control pin Vapc is 0-2.8V. Please refer to the attachment for detailed input characteristics. Which simple chip can be used to realize that the 3.3V or 5V power supply is converted to the Vapc...
Hi all,
I routed a 50 Ohm trace to antenna pin. But the pin is on the bottom layer, so i have to connect it through a via(12/25/37mil, drill hole/pad/power isolation diameter) and 10mil trace width. For more detail, please look at the picture.
The frequency is 2.4~2.5GHz. Because the...
Because the inductance of via is increased as the decreasing drill diameter, so the series impedance is increased, and loss through the via also inceeases.
Thanks sky_123. It's a choice. For IC, e.g. BQ27010, it's too expensive only as voltage monitor.
Can anyone give me some suggestions about cheap ICs as voltage monitor?
Hi all,
I need a circuit or a cheap IC to monitor Li-Ion battery voltage(2.9~4.25V) continuously without additional power supply, and it would be best that its power consumption is less than 10mA. I think two methods, but there exits faulty.
1) A/D sampling. There is not precision...
Hi SughiRam P.,
Thanks your advice. But differential impedance is 200 Ohm, not 100 Ohm.
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Hi Antonios,
Thanks. The 50 Ohm single ended trace is ok. But for 200 Ohm differential traces, there is not suitable...
Hi Bigboss,
Thanks your suggestion. The midlayer is uesd as GND. If design was based on 2x100 Ohm single ended transmission line for each input, I worried about whether the two single ended transmission line would be affectd by each other. Because there is a parallel inductor with 0402...
Hi all,
I am designing a 4 layer board with total 1.2mm thickness. Based on the stackup, the line width of single 50 Ohm is 0.1835mm. But there are not suitable line width and gap for differential 200 Ohm. Can you give me a recommanded stackup which is suitable for both single 50 Ohm and...
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