Ultra Wideband Bias-TEE Equivalent circuit

[memarian]

bias tee design

Dear,

I want to use a wide band ~1W MMIC Amplifier,that i must using it's output RF power pin

for DC Supply. Usually i use a Bias-TEE for this purpose but a Wide band Bias-Tee

has about 1~1.5dB insertion Loss.I need to find another solution to avoid that Loss.
(Maximum 0.5dB Loss is acceptable).

My FREQ. Range is 6~14 GHz(this MMIC is usable up to 20GHz @ 27dBm).

Does anyone have any solution?

this MMIC have a Output Return Loss < -10dB (VSWR~2) in it's bandwidth.

Thanks.

 

[fwbsys]

bias tee circuit

Hi,

as i designed a circuit with an era amplifier i've used a capacitor and inductor in the dc supply path to surpress the the HF-parts ... the loss was between 0,5 and 1dB if i remeber right ... i used a 500µm rogers substrate with 1200µm hf-coplanar lines an a 200µm dc-supply line 800MHz - 5GHz
mayba you can try to vary the dimensions of your dc-supply or hf line?

cu

 

[biff44]

broadband bias tee

I would use one of these broadband conical inductors from Piconics.

https://piconics.com/

 

[Abhishekabs]

wideband bias tee design

I want to design a bias tee for measurement of S parameters using test fixture.
How should I design broad band bias tee?

 

[wjnbry]

tee bias measurement

I want to design a bias tee for measurement of S parameters using test fixture.
How should I design broad band bias tee?

i've the same idea.give me some information if you get it.

 

[shogun]

20ghz bias tee

If the circuit if operating above 1Ghz and you have the board space you will need to use a radial stub. It will act like an open circuit at your frequency of interest.

Shogun

 

[laipi]

bias tee equivalent circuit

Without detail information your frequency area, it is hard to give any design tip.
As you having said, you are going to use it to measure S-parameter, so it is small RF signal you are dealing with, then how much of the biaing current through the biasingh path? THis will determine your choice for the RFC.

 

[james cook]

broadband bias tee microstrip

hope following pappers help

 

[mirabella2]

using conical inductors

Dear,

I want to use a wide band ~1W MMIC Amplifier,that i must using it's output RF power pin

for DC Supply. Usually i use a Bias-TEE for this purpose but a Wide band Bias-Tee

has about 1~1.5dB insertion Loss.I need to find another solution to avoid that Loss.
(Maximum 0.5dB Loss is acceptable).

My FREQ. Range is 6~14 GHz(this MMIC is usable up to 20GHz @ 27dBm).

Does anyone have any solution?

this MMIC have a Output Return Loss < -10dB (VSWR~2) in it's bandwidth.

Thanks.

ADCH-80 or ADCH-81 to 10Ghz

https://www.minicircuits.com/pages/s-params/ADCH-80_VIEW.pdf

 

[si14]

s-parameters fixture hf frequency

You mean for designing broad band dc-bias network, at high frequencies, there's no need to design radial stubs?!! and we can use only a capacitor and inductor to isolate the RF signals?