A wideband dual-feedback low noise amplifier （LNA） was analyzed, designed and implemented using SiGe heterojunction bipolar transistor （HBT） technology. The design analysis in terms of gain, input and output match...A wideband dual-feedback low noise amplifier （LNA） was analyzed, designed and implemented using SiGe heterojunction bipolar transistor （HBT） technology. The design analysis in terms of gain, input and output matching, noise and poles for the amplifier was presented in detail. The area of the complete chip die, including bonding pads and seal ring, was 655 μm × 495 μm. The on-wafer measurements on the fabricated wideband LNA sample demonstrated good performance： a small-signal power gain of 33 dB with 3-dB bandwidth at 3.3 GHz was achieved; the input and output return losses were better than - 10 dB from 100 MHz to 4 GHz and to 6 GHz, respectively; the noise figure was lower than 4.25 dB from 100 MHz to 6 GHz; with a 5 V supply, the values of OPtdB and OIP3 were 1.7 dBm and 11 dBm at 3-dB bandwidth, respectively.展开更多
In the present experimental study, investigations have been carded out to evaluate the performance of the new control technique of jet screech with different perforated flat reflectors. Mainly two types of porous flat...In the present experimental study, investigations have been carded out to evaluate the performance of the new control technique of jet screech with different perforated flat reflectors. Mainly two types of porous flat reflectors had been used in the experiment. One reflector （reflector-V） designed for placing the reflector surface vertical to the jet axis, when, another type of reflector （reflector-H） designed for placing the reflecting surface horizontal to the jet axis. In both cases the reflectors had been placed at the nozzle （base tube with uniform cross-sectional area） exit. The diameter of the reflector-V was 15D when the diameter of the reflector-H was 10D. The porous area of the reflector-V was 6D and 4.5D for reflector-H where D indicated the diameter of the nozzle exit. The placement of the reflector at the exit of the nozzle reduces the sound pressure at the nozzle exit. Thus the muted sound can not excite the unstable disturbance at the nozzle exit and the loop of the feedback mechanism disappeared, finally, the generation of jet screech be cancelled. The suction space located at the back side of the porous surface of the reflector-V improves the efficiency of the screech control technique. However, in the case of reflector-H, the receptivity process of feedback loop had been controlled by reducing the disturbances at the effective shock fronts as well as at the nozzle exit. The performance of the proposed method was verified with a flat reflector concept and good performance in jet screech suppression has been confirmed in the case of porous reflector.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Science and Technology Major Project of the Ministry of Science and Technology of China(No.2009ZX02303-003)
文摘A wideband dual-feedback low noise amplifier （LNA） was analyzed, designed and implemented using SiGe heterojunction bipolar transistor （HBT） technology. The design analysis in terms of gain, input and output matching, noise and poles for the amplifier was presented in detail. The area of the complete chip die, including bonding pads and seal ring, was 655 μm × 495 μm. The on-wafer measurements on the fabricated wideband LNA sample demonstrated good performance： a small-signal power gain of 33 dB with 3-dB bandwidth at 3.3 GHz was achieved; the input and output return losses were better than - 10 dB from 100 MHz to 4 GHz and to 6 GHz, respectively; the noise figure was lower than 4.25 dB from 100 MHz to 6 GHz; with a 5 V supply, the values of OPtdB and OIP3 were 1.7 dBm and 11 dBm at 3-dB bandwidth, respectively.
文摘In the present experimental study, investigations have been carded out to evaluate the performance of the new control technique of jet screech with different perforated flat reflectors. Mainly two types of porous flat reflectors had been used in the experiment. One reflector （reflector-V） designed for placing the reflector surface vertical to the jet axis, when, another type of reflector （reflector-H） designed for placing the reflecting surface horizontal to the jet axis. In both cases the reflectors had been placed at the nozzle （base tube with uniform cross-sectional area） exit. The diameter of the reflector-V was 15D when the diameter of the reflector-H was 10D. The porous area of the reflector-V was 6D and 4.5D for reflector-H where D indicated the diameter of the nozzle exit. The placement of the reflector at the exit of the nozzle reduces the sound pressure at the nozzle exit. Thus the muted sound can not excite the unstable disturbance at the nozzle exit and the loop of the feedback mechanism disappeared, finally, the generation of jet screech be cancelled. The suction space located at the back side of the porous surface of the reflector-V improves the efficiency of the screech control technique. However, in the case of reflector-H, the receptivity process of feedback loop had been controlled by reducing the disturbances at the effective shock fronts as well as at the nozzle exit. The performance of the proposed method was verified with a flat reflector concept and good performance in jet screech suppression has been confirmed in the case of porous reflector.
