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    1.8-2.3GHz 2 stage amp pcb design

    thanks for the input - i think you may have a point, because my losses are about 30-40dB, which must be lost between stage 1 and stage 2 - only 0.75" - but with 2 caps in series with the transmission line, and a couple of resistors/inductors/caps leading off sideways to ground - which are...
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    1.8-2.3GHz 2 stage amp pcb design

    thanks for the compliment! well my soldering technique is to reflow the non sensitive components - you will see they are not bad at all - no excess solder. The short circuit you point out is intentional - if you see the datasheet I hope you'll agree! I spoke to the engineers at sirenza - the...
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    1.8-2.3GHz 2 stage amp pcb design

    here's a closeup - again - the green wire is my attempt to locate the missing rf! you can see it's connected to the input side of the 2nd amp. I know rf doesn't like going round corners, but I have got signals this way in the past - my board losses are so large (30dB or more) that this...
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    1.8-2.3GHz 2 stage amp pcb design

    here's a picture of the board in varying states of assembly, the relevant point is where you see the green wire attached to an SMA connector - which is my crude attempt to "sample" the rf power at the junction of the first and second stages of the amp. you can see the ros 2500 vco...
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    1.8-2.3GHz 2 stage amp pcb design

    Hi there, I have been assembling 2 stage amps using minicircuits VCOs (ROS 1700 and 2500) rf output to stage 1 sirenza SXA389BZ or SXB4089Z on .031"FR4 via 2oz microstrip, and stage 2 in the same way to SPB 2026Zs. I've been following the sirenza datasheets very closely to get tracklengths...

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