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HI,
I just want to share one of my observation during characterization of RF package of the receiver operating at ku-band, i have faced oscillations once the required bias is given(rf is switched off). The bias network consist of quarter wave length transformer and a radial stub. Bias have been provided to LNA and the succeeding amplifiers( Here in our package Rf section consist of LNA and two amplifiers and they have been cascaded and each stage has a gain of 9 dB) through a sequential bias network and also proper feed throughs have been provided at the walls of the package, my observations are:
a. Oscillations arises once the required DC have been provided to each amplifier circuits( even others are turned off).
b.I have seen that with proper wire routing ( wire has to run through the base of the package) from feed-through to the bias network but along with that we have to place absorbers around the feed-throughs to kill the kind of DC oscillations .
c. Without absorbers near feed-throughs we are not able to supress the oscillations, since absorbers near the feed-throughs are not a good option, kindly suggest a permanent remedy , Plz hepl me!! waiting for an help.!!!!!
I just want to share one of my observation during characterization of RF package of the receiver operating at ku-band, i have faced oscillations once the required bias is given(rf is switched off). The bias network consist of quarter wave length transformer and a radial stub. Bias have been provided to LNA and the succeeding amplifiers( Here in our package Rf section consist of LNA and two amplifiers and they have been cascaded and each stage has a gain of 9 dB) through a sequential bias network and also proper feed throughs have been provided at the walls of the package, my observations are:
a. Oscillations arises once the required DC have been provided to each amplifier circuits( even others are turned off).
b.I have seen that with proper wire routing ( wire has to run through the base of the package) from feed-through to the bias network but along with that we have to place absorbers around the feed-throughs to kill the kind of DC oscillations .
c. Without absorbers near feed-throughs we are not able to supress the oscillations, since absorbers near the feed-throughs are not a good option, kindly suggest a permanent remedy , Plz hepl me!! waiting for an help.!!!!!