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    RF circuit design

    RF circuit design Low frequency circuit design


    Distributed parameters Lumped parameters
    Transmission line theory Linear network theory
    Parasitic reactance, radiation effect, skin These effects are negligible
    effect
    RF Receiver system design

    BPF 1 LNA BPF 2 IF BPF

    LO

    • Amount of noise: KTBn


    • Minimum detectable signal(sensitivity):
    KTBn+SNR+N.F.
    • F=F1+ (F2-1)/G1 + (F3-1)/G1G2 +….
    • Overall noise figure is dominated by 1st block

    • Mixer
    • Downconversion
    • Only one demodulator for different channels
    Frequency planning of receiver
    • Mixer is non linear device
    • i/p 2 frequencies: RF, LO
    • o/p frequencies: RF, LO, 2RF, 2LO, RF+LO, RF-LO, 3RF,
    …….
    • Inband interference
    • Image signal: fs+2IF
    • Thus IF should be as high as possible
    • Higher IF more complex sys, higher cost
    • Trade off, solution: double conversion
    IP3 problem
    • The 3rd order intercept point is the theoritical
    point on the RF input v/s IF output curve
    where the desired input signal and third order
    products become equal in amplitude as the RF
    input is raised
    • Eg.f1=1020KHz, f2=1040KHz, 2f1-f2=1000KHz

    Mixer
    o/p
    power
    Mixer i/p power
    VCO

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