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The application of lumped element techniques to high frequency hybrid integrated circuits

The application of lumped element techniques to high frequency hybrid integrated circuits

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Lumped element techniques as employed in a production range of high-frequency hybrid power amplifiers are described in the first part of this paper. The lumped inductor is a component not commonly employed for integrated circuits and such an application requires novel design considerations. In the second part, some of these are identified from the theory of lumped inductors and compared with the practical case.

Inspec keywords: lumped parameter networks; hybrid integrated circuits; power amplifiers

Other keywords: novel design considerations; hybrid power amplifiers; lumped element techniques; high frequency hybrid integrated circuits

Subjects: Lumped linear networks; Amplifiers; Hybrid integrated circuits

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