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The capacitor cal in LNA design

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The capacitor cal in LNA design, can anybody help me and tell me the detail cal process ,I'am a newman in RF area.
thanks !!
 

Dear,

They are usually RF & Noise Blocking capacitors for Power Supply.

for calculating a typical value : Xc=1/(c*w)=1/(c*2*pi*f)=1/(c*6.28*f)

Calculate C to reach Xc <= 0.5 ~ 5 ohms,if you use greater C theorically you can

reach Xc << 1 but greater capacitors usually have lower self resonance frequency

and you can't use them in high frequency.

according to this usually you must use 2 or more capacitors with different capacitance

in parallel for a bandwidth.(Higher capacitance for avoiding power supply noise&ripple

and lower capacitance for RF Blocking).

Good Luck.
 
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