Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Specific identifiable device – circuit – or system – Utilizing a three or more electrode solid-state device
Patent
1997-05-06
2000-11-07
Wells, Kenneth B.
Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices, circuits, and
Specific identifiable device, circuit, or system
Utilizing a three or more electrode solid-state device
327577, H03K 1982
Patent
active
061442526
ABSTRACT:
A plurality of heterojunction bipolar transistors (HBTs), each including one or more HBT cells, are combined so as to drive all of the cells equally and involves coupling the input drive signal via a pair of microstrip transmission lines to the two farthest transistors having a first common circuit node therebetween. A third microstrip transmission line is located between the other two microstrip transmission lines and is connected from the first circuit node to a second circuit node which is common to the two nearer transistors in order to couple the drive signal in an opposite direction to the nearer transistors. In such an arrangement, a negative mutual inductance exists between the center transmission line and the two outer transmission lines. The microstrip transmission lines are designed with physical dimensions and mutual separation distances so that the total inductance of the transmission lines which exists between the circuit nodes equals the mutual inductance be therebetween. The resulting net inductance will be zero and accordingly all four heterojunction bipolar transistors will be driven with signals applied to the respective bases which are equal in magnitude and in phase.
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Salib Mike L.
Zingaro John J.
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Wells Kenneth B.
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