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about dpsk!
From abundent material about psk,i konw there are following demodulating method:
1. differential method: it is the most easy to demodulate the signal,just need to mutiply two successive codes, however the delay time is critcal.
2.generate an carry wave using costas loop or...
Re: a 0.1 rmada length open microstrip serve as an capacitor
the way that i implement open stup is simple, just remove the copper on the bottom of substrate, now the ground is not very far since the whole board is nearly 18*22mm,
why the characteristic impledance is higer if the ground is...
Re: a 0.1 rmada length open microstrip serve as an capacitor
thanks for answering,
we can use some simulate tools to caculate the impedence,ADS,hfss,etc.it is easy to simulate the microstrip,however,if the line is just single layer copper, what is the characteristic of the line?i think is not...
a 0.1 rmada length open microstrip serve as an capacitor ? while if the ground of the microstrip is taken, it work as an inductance? am i right ,what is your opioion? and the width of the microstrip is nearly 100 mil.
to be an FAE or R&D
do you think to be an research and developer is the older the better especially in hardware design. whether it is the same as to be an field application engineer or technic surpporter.
what is the main difference between R&D and FAE,what kind of technics does them need to...
the oscliator is working at 315MHz and designed by microwave transister with ft=7Ghz and SAW devise. The critical problem is the whole board including the antenna is limitted in the 18*20mm area. i want to know: 1.how to desing an high gain microstrip antenna in this situaton. 2.how to match the...
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