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How to design DC bias network and the blocking network

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i a designing a broadband amplifier 2-4 GHz

iam faceing a problem regarding the DC bias network; it seems that i cant design a blocking network to block DC at RF freq.

Need help and suggestions for the whole bias network and a way to design the blocking network

thanks
 

Re: DC bias networks

What frequency range are you working with, a Simple DC block is a capacitor that has a self resonant frequency well above what you are working on.

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Shogun
 

Re: DC bias networks

I guess what you want is a biasing circuit that blocks RF signal going into DC lines. correct ???
 

Re: DC bias networks

yep ... thats it
which also blocks DC from going to RF at high frequencies
ive tried a lot of things but still face problems
 

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