RF Circuit Design: Theory and Applications This straightforward volume takes a distributed, transmission line approach to RF circuit design, with a focus on methodology fundamentals and minimal discussion of theoretical concepts. The Second Edition introduces RF design tools such as the Smith Chart, dual port networks, S-parameters, and provides extensive coverage of RF filter design, matching networks, active and passive device modeling, narrow and broadband amplifiers, mixers, and oscillators. Approaches RF design from a circuit perspective, so readers need little or no background in electromagnetic fields. Prominently features key RF concepts in sidebars throughout the text. For anyone interested in learning more about RF circuit design. |
Contents
Introduction | 2 |
Transmission Line Analysis | 41 |
The Smith Chart | 103 |
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active additional amplifier analysis applied approach approximately Assume attenuation base becomes behavior bias biasing capacitance capacitor Chapter characteristic charge circle circuit collector combined components computed conductance configuration connected constant converted dependent derived determine device dielectric diode discussed effect electric electron elements emitter equal equation equivalent Example expression factor field filter frequency function gain given increases inductance input impedance length linear load loss matching network maximum measured microstrip mixer mode negative noise normalized obtain operating oscillator output parameters performance phase port practical range ratio reflection coefficient representation resistance resistor resonator response S-parameters semiconductor shown in Figure signal Smith Chart Solution Specifically stability stub Table temperature tion transformation transistor transmission line typical values voltage wave
References to this book
Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Microelectronic Test ... No preview available - 2003 |