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Hi,
As you know that inductor introduces a zero in the frequency response.
The peaking inductor is used to introduce a zero so that the frequency roll off is reduced and thus the bandwidth improves.
The peaking inductor can be used either in series or shunt.
HI,,,
Thank you very much "Shaikh", could u explain more or u send me any materials which explain more with examples, sorry for that and waiting for ur reply
thankx
hi , try to check the section of braodband techniques in Razavi's optical communications book , section 5.2 broadband techniques including the inductive peaking
Design of Integrated Circuits for Optical communications
by Behzad Razavi
McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math; 1st edition; September 2002
ISBN: 0072822589
Check Tom Lee's RF book, there's one chapter talking
about high speed amplifier and shunt peaking via inductor
is covered in great detail. By picking different values, you
can achieve maximum BW, maximum flatness, and best
phase response.
Hi,
thanks to all , check also the section of braodband techniques in Razavi's optical communications book , section 4.6.4 inductive peaking
Design of Integrated Circuits for Optical communications
by Behzad Razavi
McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math; 1st edition; September 2002
ISBN: 0072822589
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