An FET-based microwave active circuit with dual-band negative group delay

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Autor(a) principal: Ravelo,Blaise
Data de Publicação: 2011
Outros Autores: De Blasi,Serge
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Journal of Microwaves. Optoelectronics and Electromagnetic Applications
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Resumo: Recent studies proved that certain electronic active circuits are capable to exhibit simultaneously a negative group delay (NGD) and amplification in microwave frequency bands. One of the simplest topologies generating this counterintuitive NGD function effect is formed by a series RLC-network in cascade with a transistor. By using this cell, similar to the classical electronic functions, dual-band NGD microwave devices with loss compensation possibility can be designed. Theoretic demonstrations concerning the theory of the NGD circuit considered are presented. The dual-band NGD concept feasibility is concretely illustrated by an example of EM/circuit co-simulations. So, in frequency domain, dual-band NGD with minimal values of about -1 ns was observed simultaneously within two frequency bands centered at about 1.05 GHz and 2.05 GHz. To highlight the functioning of the hybrid device considered, time-domain analysis showing the RF/microwave signal advancement is performed. As application, the concept investigated can be envisaged for data synchronization in multi-channel wireless communication systems eventually degraded by undesired EMI effects.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv An FET-based microwave active circuit with dual-band negative group delay
title An FET-based microwave active circuit with dual-band negative group delay
spellingShingle An FET-based microwave active circuit with dual-band negative group delay
Ravelo,Blaise
Dual-band device
microwave active circuit
negative group delay (NGD)
signal synchronization
title_short An FET-based microwave active circuit with dual-band negative group delay
title_full An FET-based microwave active circuit with dual-band negative group delay
title_fullStr An FET-based microwave active circuit with dual-band negative group delay
title_full_unstemmed An FET-based microwave active circuit with dual-band negative group delay
title_sort An FET-based microwave active circuit with dual-band negative group delay
author Ravelo,Blaise
author_facet Ravelo,Blaise
De Blasi,Serge
author_role author
author2 De Blasi,Serge
author2_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Ravelo,Blaise
De Blasi,Serge
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Dual-band device
microwave active circuit
negative group delay (NGD)
signal synchronization
topic Dual-band device
microwave active circuit
negative group delay (NGD)
signal synchronization
description Recent studies proved that certain electronic active circuits are capable to exhibit simultaneously a negative group delay (NGD) and amplification in microwave frequency bands. One of the simplest topologies generating this counterintuitive NGD function effect is formed by a series RLC-network in cascade with a transistor. By using this cell, similar to the classical electronic functions, dual-band NGD microwave devices with loss compensation possibility can be designed. Theoretic demonstrations concerning the theory of the NGD circuit considered are presented. The dual-band NGD concept feasibility is concretely illustrated by an example of EM/circuit co-simulations. So, in frequency domain, dual-band NGD with minimal values of about -1 ns was observed simultaneously within two frequency bands centered at about 1.05 GHz and 2.05 GHz. To highlight the functioning of the hybrid device considered, time-domain analysis showing the RF/microwave signal advancement is performed. As application, the concept investigated can be envisaged for data synchronization in multi-channel wireless communication systems eventually degraded by undesired EMI effects.
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