Hybrid component for very high frequency amplification

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including distributed parameter-type coupling

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ABSTRACT:
A component of the "hybrid-circuit" type comprising an active component, such as a very-high-frequency field-effect transistor, and a sealed housing, intended for operating as an amplifier in a large frequency band, in the range from 1 to 20 Gc/s. In this hybrid component, are accomodated in the same housing, by using in particular the ceramic elements of the base situated on the periphery of an earth return aperture containing the active component, metallizations forming lines having distributed constants. Moreover, to obtain a low standing-wave ratio on these lines, lumped circuit elements are placed inside the housing in the closest vicinity of the active component.

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"Design Technique . . . Transistor", by Hewitt et al., The Radio & Electrical Engineer, vol. 46, No. 10, pp. 463-471, 10-76.

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