yTransistor matching circuit design functionz
`It selects the transistor to be used from the library and designs input and output matching circuit and noise matching circuit only by inputting the specifications.`
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œ It can design matching circuits using LC, micro strip, electrical length line, and strip line.
œ It can design circuits with ƒ¡, ƒÎ, one line, two lines (stepped impedance type).
œ It can design input and output matching circuit and noise matching circuit simultaneously.
œ It can moderate the input and output matching conditions and tighten the noise matching conditions.
œ It can select emitter grounding, base grounding, or collector grounding.
œ It can design with altered input and output port impedance.
œ It can design two types of circuits and can change the combination of input and output afterwards.


yExample of design using ƒÎtype matching circuitz
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œ This is an example of design of a 1.2 GHz amplifier using 2SC4226.
œ The matching circuit uses ƒÎ type.
œ The graph shows that it makes a total match at 1.2 GHz.
œ ƒÎ type matching circuit canÊ be selected from four types of LC combinations.
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The transistor symbol is shown with a square in the circuit because there are both bipolar types and FET type of transistors. Thus, the most general symbol, S parameter box (square) is used.


yExample of design of LNA using ƒ¡ type matching circuit (micro strip)z
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œ This is an example of design of an LNA (low noise amplifier) by ƒ¡ type using HEMT and micro strip.
œ The reactance is inserted into the source in order to make power matching and noise matching compatible.
œ This reactance component is of course automatically inserted by Design.
œ The noise figure is almost minimum at 5.6 GHz.
œ The input and output matching conditions can be loosened and noise matching conditions can be tightened.

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