MICROWAVE TEMPERATURE COMPENSATED DETECTOR DESIGN FOR WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE APPLICATIONS

The basic RF detection scheme presents two main problems. The first one is the fact that the detector RF performance is influenced by the value of the video output resistor.5 The change of the output resistance in the basic scheme completely modifies the diode's biasing point for a specific RF...

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Published inMicrowave Journal Vol. 44; no. 5; pp. 336 - 346
Main Authors ASENSIO-LOPEZ, ALBERTO, DE GUEVARA, JAIME LLUCH-LADRON, ORTEGA-GONZALEZ, FRANCISCO JAVIER, TORREGROSA-PENALVA, GERMAN
Format Journal Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Dedham Horizon House Publications, Inc 01.05.2001
EditionInternational ed.
Subjects
Communications equipment
Design
Electronic components industry
Microwave communications
Microwave devices
Product information
Radar systems
Radio frequency
Sensors
Simulation
Systems design
Temperature
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Summary:The basic RF detection scheme presents two main problems. The first one is the fact that the detector RF performance is influenced by the value of the video output resistor.5 The change of the output resistance in the basic scheme completely modifies the diode's biasing point for a specific RF input power level. It would be desirable to have both the RF input detection stage and video voltage processing block well isolated, so that both can be modified without disturbing each other's behavior.
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ISSN:0192-6225