Balanced Low Noise Amplifier based on BFP405 transistor

hasan_fneish · Jan 14, 2014

please can some one suggest a good book for this topic "Balanced Low Noise Amplifier based on BFP405 transistor".
I have 3 days to finished it.

Audioguru · Jan 14, 2014

You did not say any important details: gain, frequency response and power supply voltage.
In Google there are hundreds of articles about a balanced transistor amplifier. The datasheet for the transistor has its specifications. Then simply design a circuit.

hasan_fneish · Jan 14, 2014

The Dr. give it without any specification and I have to choose.
So please if you have any idea can you ?

Audioguru · Jan 14, 2014

With no specifications then you can make a low frequency amplifier with low gain. Then the microwaves function of the transistor will not be used.

hasan_fneish · Jan 14, 2014

No the frequency must be higher than 1GHz and less than 20GHz.

Audioguru · Jan 14, 2014

hasan_fneish said:
No the frequency must be higher than 1GHz and less than 20GHz.

You are wasting my time. You should have said that in your first and seconds posts.
I have never worked with microwaves. Good luck.

hasan_fneish · Jan 14, 2014

I'm really sorry

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