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How to achieve 50 ohm input matching for 3GHz signal?

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Input matching to 50ohm

would you kindly explain to me how we can achieve 50ohm matching with the PCB traces for input pins that receive 3GHz signal differentially(having spectrum that extends from low frequency to 3GHz) ???

can we just place two 50ohm resistors at the gates of the input amplifier?? I dont think this works as the gate capacitance would form loading at this frequency??
for matching do we have to obtain 50ohm real umpedance for the whole spectrum of the signal??

please help me it is very important.....
 

Re: Input matching to 50ohm

is your problem matching in wide BW ? (DC ~ 3GHz) ?
 

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Re: Input matching to 50ohm

hello,
this might be helpfull , it talks about 50 OHM matching and presents some techniques but all of them affect noise of LNA.
P.S. they are talking in general >> i dont know what PCB traces mean ?
 

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Re: Input matching to 50ohm

m_llaa said:
is your problem matching in wide BW ? (DC ~ 3GHz) ?

yes....can you please help me with it?
 

Re: Input matching to 50ohm

Is it really possible to have such a matching at all. Wide band and at the gate of the MOSFET. My opinion I am very sceptical about it, unless you have some shunt feedback at the input it is not possible.


If you acheive by any other way please let me know.

Prakash.
 

Re: Input matching to 50ohm

excuse me i cant answer u

u can match your net by using taper i.e. step or exponential
if u dont have an experience in it u should see some microwave book like collin
if u can use software, it is a simple work in it, 1 of the best software is ADS i do it with that
 

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