Analysis of emitter degenerated LC oscillators using bipolar technologies
J.-H.C. Zhan, K. Maurice, J.S. Duster, Kevin Kornegay
Abstract
J.-H.C. Zhan, K. Maurice, J.S. Duster, Kevin Kornegay
Abstract
The effects of emitter degeneration on the oscillation frequency, output noise and tuning range of an emitter degenerated LC oscillator designed using bipolar transistors (BJT) is analyzed. Simulation results show increased oscillation frequency, tuning range and carrier-to-noise ratio (CNR). Design guidelines for emitter degenerated LC oscillators are also given.
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The effects of emitter degeneration on the oscillation frequency, output noise and tuning range of an emitter degenerated LC oscillator designed using bipolar transistors (BJT) is analyzed. Simulation results show increased oscillation frequency, tuning range and carrier-to-noise ratio (CNR). Design guidelines for emitter degenerated LC oscillators are also given.
Key concepts: Common emitter, Bipolar junction transistor, Oscillation (cell signaling), Optoelectronics, Noise (video), Range (aeronautics), Transistor, Materials science