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JDinSLC
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Ku-Band Power Detection
Oct 11
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Hello,
I need to design a diode detector that works at 14 to 15 GHz over an 80 dB dynamic range. Has anyone done this before? What's a good device to use?
Thanks for any help,
JD
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Re: Ku-Band Power Detection
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Oct 11
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RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) Poke around in the IEEE JSSC and MTT for papers. Look for RSSI and log amps.
A simple diode wont have the dynamic range you need. Consider a log amplifier which is followed by the AC to DC conversion system. Current hungry device because it needs to run at frequency.
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