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Title: about the pkg downbond inductor Post by jeetchu on Sep 22nd, 2006, 6:01pm for a simple one stage rf amplifier,such as LNA or driver,downbond inductor is used as the emitter degeneration .how much effection with the degeneration inductor on the gain and linearity? I find the voltage gain is too sensitivity with the inductor value.the gain reduce 3dB when i set the indcutor from 0.5dB to 0.6dB. |
Title: Re: about the pkg downbond inductor Post by ACWWong on Sep 23rd, 2006, 2:29am Normally i would expect degeneration impedance increase of 20% to have the effect of reducing volatge gain by 1/1.2 (ie about -1.6dB) if gm*Zdegenertion>>1. Linearity would improve by a similar amount. I think in your case you are having the additional impact of input mismatch (or at least change of input match) which is giving you the additional gain loss. cheers aw |
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