Measurement Techniques for Noise Figure and Gain of Bipolar Transistors

First, the concepts of reflection coefficients, s-parameters, Smith chart, noise figure, and available power gain will be introduced. This lays out the foundation for the presentation of techniques on measuring noise figure and gain of high speed bipolar junction transistors. Noise sources in a bipo...

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Main Author: Jung, Wayne Kan
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Published: PDXScholar 1993
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spelling ndltd-pdx.edu-oai-pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu-open_access_etds-56632019-10-20T05:02:30Z Measurement Techniques for Noise Figure and Gain of Bipolar Transistors Jung, Wayne Kan First, the concepts of reflection coefficients, s-parameters, Smith chart, noise figure, and available power gain will be introduced. This lays out the foundation for the presentation of techniques on measuring noise figure and gain of high speed bipolar junction transistors. Noise sources in a bipolar junction transistor and an equivalent circuit including these noise sources will be presented. The process of determining the noise parameters of a transistor will also be discussed. A Pascal program and several TEKSPICE scripts are developed to calculate the stability, available power gain, and noise figure circles. Finally, these circles are plotted on a Smith chart to give a clear view of how a transistor will perform due to a change in source impedances. 1993-06-02T07:00:00Z text application/pdf https://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/open_access_etds/4592 https://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=5663&context=open_access_etds Dissertations and Theses PDXScholar Bipolar transistors -- Noise -- Measurement Pascal (Computer program language) Electrical and Computer Engineering
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topic Bipolar transistors -- Noise -- Measurement
Pascal (Computer program language)
Electrical and Computer Engineering
spellingShingle Bipolar transistors -- Noise -- Measurement
Pascal (Computer program language)
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Jung, Wayne Kan
Measurement Techniques for Noise Figure and Gain of Bipolar Transistors
description First, the concepts of reflection coefficients, s-parameters, Smith chart, noise figure, and available power gain will be introduced. This lays out the foundation for the presentation of techniques on measuring noise figure and gain of high speed bipolar junction transistors. Noise sources in a bipolar junction transistor and an equivalent circuit including these noise sources will be presented. The process of determining the noise parameters of a transistor will also be discussed. A Pascal program and several TEKSPICE scripts are developed to calculate the stability, available power gain, and noise figure circles. Finally, these circles are plotted on a Smith chart to give a clear view of how a transistor will perform due to a change in source impedances.
author Jung, Wayne Kan
author_facet Jung, Wayne Kan
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title Measurement Techniques for Noise Figure and Gain of Bipolar Transistors
title_short Measurement Techniques for Noise Figure and Gain of Bipolar Transistors
title_full Measurement Techniques for Noise Figure and Gain of Bipolar Transistors
title_fullStr Measurement Techniques for Noise Figure and Gain of Bipolar Transistors
title_full_unstemmed Measurement Techniques for Noise Figure and Gain of Bipolar Transistors
title_sort measurement techniques for noise figure and gain of bipolar transistors
publisher PDXScholar
publishDate 1993
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