Java Python Assignment
ECE5882/6882
Part 1:4 pts.
RS = 50Ω and ZL = 72+j94Ω.
In the above circuit, a matching network (MN) is used to match the load impedance ZL with the source resistor RS. The input signal frequency is 500 MHz.
[a] 1 pts. Design a Matching (MN) Circuit using Smith Chart.
[b] 1 pts. Draw complete circuit schematic, including the load.
[c] 1 pts. Simulate the complete circuit and plot the ratio of the voltage at the output to the input voltage from 0 to 1.5 GHz (vout/vin vs f ). Report bandwidth-BW and Quality factor.
[d] 1 pts Find the power efficiency delivered to the load with and without the matching network. You can sue simulation for this.
Part 2: 6 pts.
Let IC1= 2-10 mA, VT = 26 mV, Rs =50 ohm. Vb1 & Vb2 are the bias voltages.
[a] 1 pts. Find an equation for H(w)= vout(w)/vin(w). Use the high frequency model for the transistors. Note Q1 and Q2 are the same transistors.
[b] 1 pts. Present an expre ECE5882/6882 AssignmentSPSS ssion for the low-frequency voltage gain, Av = vout/vin.
[c] 2 pts. Design and simulate this amplifier such that the gain will be equal or more than 10 dB, at 100MHz or higher (fopt ≥100 MHz). Clearly show the biasing circuits used to obtain Vb1 and Vb2 .
[d] 1 pts. Use AC analysis, plot the gain (vout/vin). Discuss low-frequency and high frequency gains by considering several points at low frequencies as well high frequencies for comparison. Make reasonable arguments.
[e] 1 pts. Analyse the linearity of the amplifier by plotting 1dB compression point.
[f] Bonus: 1 pts. If you plot and calculate IIP3 power (PIIP3).
Note: An ideal transistor is not accepted.
Submission:
Submit your report via the link provided on the Moodle before 4:30 pm, September 3.
• You are required to submit your circuit (only schematic file, LTspice or ADS is fine).
• This assignment should be done individually