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Balanced UHF LNA Simplifies Cell Towers (.PDF Download)

Sept. 27, 2013

Achieving target performance goals in a cellular-communications network can be challenging because of different tradeoffs. For example, the noncoincidence of noise (Γ_opt) matching and conjugate S₁₁ * impedance matching requires a tradeoff between...

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