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how to make a RF clamp circuit?

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what make clamping circuit

I am working on a RFID front-end. The very first component is the clamp circuit that limits the RF input to a modest range. However, this simple clamp circuit (see figure) wouldn't work. The reason is that if the input signal is a 50% modulated ASK signal, at high power level, the output of this clamp circuit is always high. I tried to find reference papers on IEEE, but it looks that there are not many about this circuit block. Would anybody suggest anything? Thanks!
 

how to build clamp circuit

I understand 50% ASK by (1+β*m(t))*cos(wp*t) with m(t)=1 or -1 and β=50%


Clamp the signal to DClevel=0


AC coupling.


Ensure the signal even swings abroad >n*Vd and <-n*Vd

n=number of diode voltage that adds to limit voltage.

Then applies it in your circuit.
 

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