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    How to plot IP3 in LTSpice

    I followed this lecture with a mix of this schematic resource. I also attached my computations based on these resources. I'm really sorry, our instructor did not really teach us anything about this design- and computation-wise, so we are going in blind with this. It would be much appreciated any...
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    How to plot IP3 in LTSpice

    Hello, Thanks for the reply. May I ask what does drain power supply missing mean? Sorry, I am new and this is all of the components I see in resources so I do not know what drain power supply to add. How can I fix this LNA circuit? It's supposed to be within the BW 0.65MHz - 1.45 MHz with input...
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    How to plot IP3 in LTSpice

    Hello, I have been unsuccessfully searching on how to plot the third order intercept point or IP3 in LTSpice. I know that its the output power vs the input power both on log scale. However, I can't find my way in LTSPice, as I am still a newbie. My schematic is attached. Any help would be much...
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    [SOLVED] Low Noise Amplifier Design Modification

    It just needs to be a low noise amplifier. This is exactly my situation right now. So unfortunately I cannot use the OpAmp suggestion, but thank you very much for that nonetheless. And we weren't given much resources, just the specs. And when I google 'LNA design methodology' or any other...
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    [SOLVED] Low Noise Amplifier Design Modification

    Hello, thanks for the comment. Besides the 0.65 - 1.45 MHz BW, I will need a NF less than 3 dB, a power gain of approx. 10 dB, an IIP3 greater than -5 dBm, and an input and output impedance of 50 ohms. I apologize for not putting it in the first post. Supply range and max. consumption wouldn't...
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    [SOLVED] Low Noise Amplifier Design Modification

    Hi, thanks for the reply! I am a student, and unfortunately my project specifically specified that an LNA stage is required. So sadly, I still need a LNA even though it is not the best option for the frequency range. Would you perhaps have an LNA topology to suggest that will have a response and...
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    [SOLVED] Low Noise Amplifier Design Modification

    Hello, I was searching through CMOS LNA designs and I found this in GitHub and I think it's perfect for my application except for the frequency. For this, I will need a frequency range of 0.65MHz to 1.45 MHz instead of the 2.4 GHz in the original design. Can you guys point out the inductors...
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    Channel Equalizer Theory

    Hello! Channel Equalizer solve the problem of ISI so it improves the received signal. But if I use it in a communication system, doesn't it affect the bit rate? And it adds processing and receiving delays. Is there a way so that adding a channel equalizer doesn't affect the bit rate and add...
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    Class E amplifier design transistor problem

    Putting in the resistor did help, thanks for that. Unfortunately, biasing the amplifier requires polar modulation, something too advanced for a newbie like me. I'll try to explore other topologies. Thanks for the feedback! Yep, I get it now. I think the Class E is really not the right one for...
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    Class E amplifier design transistor problem

    Hello! I am designing a Class E amplifier. Its input signal is a BPSK signal below of around 4vpp and I need it to be amplified at least 15.4 dBm. Furthermore, it needs to be able to drive a 50 ohm load. I used the Class E component calculator to solve so that R = 50 because that's my given...
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    [SOLVED] How to choose transistor power amplifier for a signal transmitter from unconventional specifications

    oh, I think I did an arithmetic mistake, thanks for pointing it out. I think I got the 51 dBm because I was confused about the operations involving dBm and dB. 15.4dBm does sound more reasonable. We're not allowed to use generators, so I will probably do a Class D amplifier. But you're right...
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    [SOLVED] How to choose transistor power amplifier for a signal transmitter from unconventional specifications

    I set a link margin of 5dB, so the minimum signal power that the receiver should detect would be -45 dBm. I computed the path loss to be 60.4 dB if 50km is used with 500kHz operating frequency. so the transmit power is -45 dBm + 60.4 dB = 51 dBm. But of course, I am really not sure about my...
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    [SOLVED] How to choose transistor power amplifier for a signal transmitter from unconventional specifications

    Thank you for the discussion! I kind of got it, and from my research from the clues you gave me, I think I got was that I need a transmit power of 51 dBm. It does seem kind of a lot, though. Do you guys have any suggestions what topology of transistor power amplifier should I use to achieve this...
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    [SOLVED] How to choose transistor power amplifier for a signal transmitter from unconventional specifications

    Hi! Fortunately, or unfortunately depending on one's view, this project will only be simulated because of the remote learning due to the pandemic. So I need not to worry about permissions because we won't really broadcast in real life. I only need to operate this project on a purely theoretical...
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    [SOLVED] How to choose transistor power amplifier for a signal transmitter from unconventional specifications

    Hello! I have a 4vpp signal at 500 kHz that needs to be transmitted at a max distance of 50km. Therefore, it needs to go through a transistor power amplifier that will also drive a 50ohm load (theoretically, the antenna). The bit rate will be 50 kbps. The receiver sensitivity at the end of the...

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