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I need paper or schematic about RF to DC converter.
if you have, please upload .
Thanks in advance
Analog Circuit Design :: 24.08.2004 11:44 :: loverrf :: Replies: 1 :: Views: 1675
Hi good day everyone! Can anyone help me simulate the RF to DC converter circuit that I have created in Agilent ADS? I want to know the output voltage given an input frequency (915 Mhz) and also the correct specs like the width and length for my microstrip design? THank you
If you have the circuit, run a Transient a
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 15.12.2011 12:59 :: enjunear :: Replies: 2 :: Views: 784
i'm prefer to use uwb...
thank..hopefully it will help me..
You mean on ultra wideband technology ?
Are you trying to make some RF power harvesting ?
Electronic Elementary Questions :: 09.11.2012 23:19 :: tpetar :: Replies: 7 :: Views: 508
I have a diode multiplier circuit and I need to somehow take DC out of the 1w RF signal.
Is that possible? how?
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 07.07.2013 15:02 :: neazoi :: Replies: 26 :: Views: 1060
need to design rf power amplified for Dc:dc converter. suggest good ref
Analog Circuit Design :: 03.03.2005 07:25 :: Ravi Karadi :: Replies: 1 :: Views: 691
Hi all,
I am working on RFID system design. currently, I am working on the RF-to-DC converter part. I use cadence for this design but I have a hard time to simulate my system is pretty hard to generate the OOK waveform I want. takes a long time to run the whole simulation.
Therefore, I would like to k
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 06.03.2008 01:55 :: Blilix :: Replies: 5 :: Views: 1127
If you were clever and had a slow measurement allowed,
an electrical-thermal scheme would work across a wide
range of duty cycles / crest factors and so on. This seems
in fact to be what is done for RF power meters (high enough
frequency that active processing is not reliable for high
accuracy).
You'd have a "heater" resistor, a close-co
Analog Circuit Design :: 12.01.2010 11:02 :: dick_freebird :: Replies: 3 :: Views: 1407
You need a "Dickson" or a "Greinacher" rf to dc converter with ZVT (Zero Threshold) MOSFETs. Search for these.
Power Electronics :: 10.05.2011 04:41 :: ggiannac :: Replies: 6 :: Views: 644
So I have a 144Mhz signal from a transmitter that I am modulating with a 2 Khz signal. But when I look at the signal on my oscilloscope the signal is modulated by 2 signals: my 2kHz signal and an extremely overmodulated signal at about 125 Hz. Has anyone ever seen anything like this before?
Also I am fairly new at rf circuitry
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 29.06.2011 16:03 :: jvgt54 :: Replies: 7 :: Views: 539
I am using a MCU and a GSM module in my project. MCU consumes 250mA (max), GSM module consumes 400mA(average) and while transmitting RF signals consume 2A (peak).
And also MCU consumes 1mA, GSM module consumes 1,5mA while IDLE mode.
I have searched for ultra low quiescent current DC-DC converters, find some possible ICs that is useful for me.
Analog Circuit Design :: 07.01.2012 11:59 :: crackerboy :: Replies: 5 :: Views: 824
Hi guys,
Do you have good companies to suggest me for doing such a RF mixed signal internship.??
THank you very much , it is very important for me.
regards,
Tahar
EDA Jobs :: 31.03.2005 11:15 :: Tahar :: Replies: 10 :: Views: 1701
I am designing a double-balanced mixer and think I need a balun to be implemented in the RF input for characterization purposes, and found this circuit that converts from single-to-differential.
I simulated it and got the differential output expected.
- How this circuit works, if there is no input signal in one of its inputs ?
- Input signal i
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 18.01.2006 10:58 :: STOIKOV :: Replies: 2 :: Views: 994
check the application notes by avago and skyworks about the detectors using schottky diodes , they are used in the power detection in current mobile phones for CDMA and WCDMA , i have been working with those months ago
chekc this link
about the c
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 19.12.2007 16:27 :: khouly :: Replies: 1 :: Views: 3458
Harmonic balance is going to be allot faster than SPICE for this type of problem assuming it converges OK. In addition you will want to play around with the driving source impedance so that's easier to do in an RF simulator. If you want to simulate a DC-DC converter then you will need SPICE.
Electromagnetic Design and Simulation :: 08.08.2008 08:51 :: madengr :: Replies: 3 :: Views: 1122
Who can explain me the "isolation" parameter of RF Power amplifier? The unit for this parameter is "dBm".
What is isolated DC-DC and Non isolated DC-DC?
Thanks
Electronic Elementary Questions :: 23.09.2008 21:05 :: terry_kchai :: Replies: 2 :: Views: 1215
Aslo I need this article, thanks!
Smooth transition and ripple reduction in 4-switch non-inverting buck-boost power converter for WCDMA RF power amplifier
Paul, R.; Maksimovic, D.
Circuits and Systems, 2008. ISCAS 2008. IEEE International Symposium on
Volume , Issue , 18-21 May 2008 Page(s):3266 - 3269
A high efficiency
Analog Circuit Design :: 18.11.2008 00:58 :: iscmos :: Replies: 2 :: Views: 804
Usually, DC-DC converters are not recommended for RF systems, LDOs are used instead. I think, for PIC controller it's ok to use step down converter, so long you follow board specifications.
Microcontrollers :: 26.03.2009 07:38 :: hafiz24 :: Replies: 3 :: Views: 547
For fine tuning you should fix the feed back resistor as more than maximum value and very high value variable resistor connected in parallel with Rf.
This setup should much useful for calibrate your system with accuracy.
Bye.
Electronic Elementary Questions :: 18.09.2009 01:50 :: senthilkumar.b :: Replies: 4 :: Views: 1208
I'm desiging a mixer in ADS TSMC RF CMOS 0.18 v5 technology. I need to have 10pf capacitors. But the MIM CAP in technology is limited to 30um*30um which results in 1pf capacitance. Does this means that I te only way is to put 10 of these?
There is also another cap option named MOS CAP. But it seems it's only for variable capacitors, and I don't
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 02.12.2011 23:01 :: rvn176 :: Replies: 2 :: Views: 671
First, the best way would be to get a schematic.
If you can see two solder "puddles" close to the battery input, the two may belong to one lead while a third "puddle" to the other DC input lead.
Radios often have voltage regulators after the battery input terminal (connector). Find the regulator pinout and test the regulated voltage after it. Meas
Hobby Circuits and Small Projects Problems :: 10.01.2012 13:39 :: jiripolivka :: Replies: 4 :: Views: 813
I need some help on designing a RF choke.
A have a PCB that is supplied with 9-32 Volts where it gets regulated to 15 Volt. The pcb has a homemade-non manufacturing rf choke and some other signal conditioning components just prior to the 15 V DC/DC converter. The DC/DC converter couldn't fit in the screenshot but its just right of the 10K resist
Analog Circuit Design :: 13.11.2012 17:51 :: robismyname :: Replies: 1 :: Views: 803
Hi,
I am designing PWM based integrated DC-DC converter operating at 300MHz clock frequency. I need to do the stability analysis of whole circuit inorder to check whether the whole feeback system is stable or not. What kind of simulations i should do for that in cadence spectre RF?. What kind of error amplifier will be suitable for this kind of
Analog IC Design and Layout :: 04.08.2013 12:13 :: viperpaki007 :: Replies: 6 :: Views: 481
May be MAXIM Regulator series for RF applications can help you,
for example
Analog Circuit Design :: 22.06.2004 00:07 :: uladz55 :: Replies: 16 :: Views: 4385
I guess you need an RF mixer.
You can find from maxim or
minicircuit
Analog Circuit Design :: 15.10.2004 20:16 :: devrimaksin :: Replies: 3 :: Views: 1117
I have BLF1822 but data for design is not complete.
you can use Mitubishi RF modulse from the selection guide in the site.
this module RA07M3340 is 7w from 330MHz to 400Mhz
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 31.05.2005 23:19 :: carrier :: Replies: 11 :: Views: 2245
Choke is a term used in RF for
inductors that inhibit the flow of
high frequency or transient to or
from power supply. Usually is very
small(phisically), so I doubt you can
use for high currents as in regulators.
Hobby Circuits and Small Projects Problems :: 18.09.2005 07:52 :: jallem :: Replies: 3 :: Views: 4206
Diodes can be used as RF Power detectors (meters). With no amplifier the dynamic range of a Diode Detector is ~20dB.
Important for this kind of detector is the matching network.
Here is an application note from Agilent:
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 25.10.2005 10:38 :: vfone :: Replies: 5 :: Views: 1502
There are some method to measure the I/Q unbalance.
1) You can use a Netwrok analyzer. In this case you have to enter not in the two ports, but after the generator (usually is possible in the main network). So you can measure the unbalance (phase and amplitude).
2)If the frequency is under 2.7 GHz you can use the AD8302 RF/IF gain and phase det
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 10.07.2006 08:27 :: dinone :: Replies: 3 :: Views: 1069
u may use an optocoupler IC i think 7800 series...
The original did not specify that he needs an isolated power supply. he doesn't need an optocoupler.
Analog Circuit Design :: 28.03.2007 17:14 :: kender :: Replies: 10 :: Views: 1290
GaAs is the most suitable for a linear and efficient RF power amplifier. But in the same time is the most expensive process.
Most of the WCDMA PA?s on the market still use a standard linear amplification, and sometimes using adaptive bias or a DC/DC converter on Vcc to improuve the efficiency at low power.
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 02.09.2007 14:36 :: vfone :: Replies: 3 :: Views: 627
If you have S-video signal ALWAYS after restarting the PC, means is something with your RF modulator.
Probably the Local Oscillator of the modulator is not starting and is waiting for a different setting on video input.
Is the modulator DC supplied permanently, or only when the PC is ON?
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 26.12.2007 12:41 :: vfone :: Replies: 2 :: Views: 645
Hello Everyone;
I want to know methods of designing a power supply circuit for an RF power amplifier. Please explain about topics and methods that must be considered.
Also in which book we can study this subject?
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 05.03.2008 04:22 :: No one :: Replies: 3 :: Views: 520
Hi,buddy:
I have a project that uses buck DC-DC(2 in 1) for RF Power supply(Vin ->3.3V & Vin->1.8V;Current is about 300mA each), a strange phenomena happened:when I turn the Vin of DC-DC Supply from 3.6V to 4.2V,I found that the sensitivity of RF Part have changed from -80dBm to NG(can't measure).Why?
Analog Circuit Design :: 29.03.2008 23:46 :: redvalorm :: Replies: 3 :: Views: 470
Hi fellows,
I am looking forward a voltage converter, preferentially an IC because of the little area I have, to converter +20VDC to -100VDC able to supply 10mA max. This is to reverse bias a series of PIN diodes in a high power RF switch circuit.
Anyone can give me a direction on this ?
Thank you and have all a great New Year,
NandoP
Power Electronics :: 27.12.2009 17:56 :: nandopg :: Replies: 1 :: Views: 557
Just look on minicircuits site or google, and find an Amp w/ P1dB ~= 40 and the
rest should take care of itself. But 12V might be too low! Come to think of it
this amp has to almost be 100% efficient from DC to RF power conversion!
12Vdc Max Amp Rail ! Assuming a 50Ω system ! You highest possible Pwr =
P= 12^2/50 = 2.88W = ~34.5dBm
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 17.02.2010 16:54 :: Element_115 :: Replies: 2 :: Views: 783
How about:
Look for a printer that runs off USB power. (If you are using USB)
Otherwise, you should be able to find a portable battery powered, recharable printer, then either, remove the battery and connect a dc power sup
General Computer :: 28.04.2010 15:25 :: srhoar :: Replies: 3 :: Views: 888
Hello All
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EDA Jobs :: 21.10.2010 10:39 :: ezpcb :: Replies: 0 :: Views: 434
I imagine you might want a resonant power converter
kind of scheme, the big coil is not a problem if it's part
of a good power tank. What about RF LDMOS, they are
well above that frequency band so decently efficient.
Maybe resonant secondary and a ratioed primary to
let you use lower voltage devices.
If you look at DC-DC converters, integ
Power Electronics :: 24.06.2011 02:17 :: dick_freebird :: Replies: 14 :: Views: 1789
linear amp is for increasing your rf signals amplitude. but logamps mainly used for detecting power level, ie it gives you a dc output for different levels of rf input as it is shown in fig.9 in the datasheet. you can transfer this dc to an adc later to an fpga, etc. or you can use dc level with opamps to build your AGC(automatic gain control) circ
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 01.08.2012 03:54 :: kh4n :: Replies: 2 :: Views: 422
My instructor told us about "wireless charger".. It is like RF scavenging. Some other groups tried that before but it didn't work because the signal gathered was not enough to charge the battery. They use op-amp to amplify it but still it doesn't work.
Professional Hardware and Electronics Design :: 06.09.2012 07:56 :: naomiAA :: Replies: 12 :: Views: 672
You need a DC level also on the LO signal. All transistors should be in the active ( decent Vce or Vds) when both the LO and RF AC components are zero and the DC components are present.
Electronic Elementary Questions :: 19.01.2006 19:22 :: flatulent :: Replies: 4 :: Views: 705
Hi! everybody
I'm simulating a 4th harmonic mixer with an anti-parallel diode pair, LO=8.5GHz;RF=34-36GHz;IF=DC-2GHz.
When i simulate it as down-converter,the conversion loss is about 8 to 10dB,but when use it as up-converter,the conversion loss changes to 2 to 4dB.
but i think the conversion loss should be the same whether use it as up
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 28.07.2007 09:19 :: jocko_lee :: Replies: 5 :: Views: 1311
RF Impedance and DC Resistance are two very different things, as stated above. To prove this, just take a DC ohmeter and hook it across an audio speaker that you have lying around. Even though the speaker says it is "8 ohms", or somthing similar, the ohmeter will read something like 0.3 ohms!
The AC impedance is not the same as the DC resistan
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 27.10.2010 13:32 :: biff44 :: Replies: 14 :: Views: 3209
Why not design simple DC-DC buck converter with internal monitoring of load current and I2C interface to send the data out? That is relatively easy (DCDC) internal monitoring of load is interesting project and I2C is not difficult to do either.
Analog IC Design and Layout :: 26.07.2011 16:44 :: Teddy :: Replies: 6 :: Views: 760
Dear all
I would like to get some help about PCB designing..
in our university we have to make a project for getting some credit point. out of some topics list I selected " Ultra-wideband IQ up-donw- converter", whose description is
? to concept
? to design
? to implement, and
? to test
a direct up-down converter which extends t
Analog Circuit Design :: 25.07.2011 05:55 :: luckyali :: Replies: 0 :: Views: 375
You can harvest energy; but it will be very small and therefore not cost effective. It is not illegal with the proviso that you do not degrade the performance of the source. Near field harvesting may be illegal
RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 28.02.2012 11:08 :: klystron :: Replies: 6 :: Views: 374
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