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Hi,
I’m reading materials about VCO design for reference, and in one of them there is something I can’t understand:
“Substituting this result gives Cv = 675fF. Because the varactor is in series with a 5pF AC coupling MIM capacitor, its actual value should beincreased to about 790fF.”
Why exactly we should increase the value of Cv?
Thank you!
I’m reading materials about VCO design for reference, and in one of them there is something I can’t understand:
“Substituting this result gives Cv = 675fF. Because the varactor is in series with a 5pF AC coupling MIM capacitor, its actual value should beincreased to about 790fF.”
Why exactly we should increase the value of Cv?
Thank you!
