Matching circuit for a pre-amplifier of SHF band television sign

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – With impedance matching

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330277, 330286, H01P 508

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044918097

ABSTRACT:
A matching circuit for a pre-amplifier of an SHF band television signal receiver is disclosed. The matching circuit comprises a stub line arranged near a gate terminal of an FET, and a pair of stub lines connected to a transmission line, one being a stub line exhibiting a short circuit impedance at a lower frequency than operating frequencies of the matching circuit and the other being a stub line arranged oppositely to the stub line and exhibiting a short circuit at a higher frequency than the operating frequencies. A distance between the stub line and the pair of stub lines is selected to be approximately equal to 1/4 wavelength of a center frequency of the desired signal band.

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Medley, Jr., et al., Broad-Band GaAs FET Amplifier Design Using Negative-Image Device Models, IEEE Trans. on MTT, Sep. '79, 330-386.

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