Figure 7. Output Capacitance vs. Drain Source Voltage
10
f=800MHz
0
–10
–20
–30
2
21
–40
S – Transducer Gain ( dB )
–50
–1–0.50.00.51.01.5
V
– Gate 1 Source Voltage ( V )12818
G1S
V
G2S
4V
3V
2V
1V
0
–0.2V
–0.4V
=–0.8V
Figure 8. Transducer Gain vs. Gate 1 Source Voltage
20
18
f=1300MHz
16
14
1000MHz
12
10
11
8
6
Im ( y ) ( mS )
4
2
400MHz
100MHz
700MHz
VDS=8V
V
=4V
G2S
I
=10mA
D
f=100...1300MHz
0
02468101214
Re (y11) ( mS )12820
Figure 10. Short Circuit Input Admittance
5
0
–5
–10
–15
–20
21
–25
Im ( y ) ( mS )
–30
–35
–40
VDS=8V
V
=4V
G2S
f=100...1300MHz
f=100MHz
ID=5mA
10mA
400MHz
20mA
700MHz
1000MHz
1300MHz
048121620242832
Re (y21) ( mS )12821
Figure 11. Short Circuit Forward Transfer Admittance
32
V
28
24
VDS=8V
f=1MHz
G2S
=4V
3V
20
16
12
2V
8
4
21s
y – Forward Transadmittance ( mS )
0
0
1V
0 4 8 1216202428
ID – Drain Current ( mA )12819
Figure 9. Forward Transadmittance vs. Drain Current
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8
f=1300MHz
7
6
1000MHz
5
400MHz
700MHz
f=100...1300MHz
VDS=15V
=4V
V
G2S
I
=10mA
D
4
22
3
Im ( y ) ( mS )
2
1
100MHz
0
00.250.500.751.001.251.50
Re (y22) ( mS )12822
Figure 12. Short Circuit Output Admittance
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S
11
j
j0.5
j0.2
S
0
–j0.2
21
0.2
0.5
1
2
1300MHz
–j0.5
12 960
1000
–j
Figure 13. Input reflection coefficient
90°
120°
400
150°
700
1000
= 4 V , Z0 = 50
G2S
j2
j5
5
–j2
60°
1300MHz
1
100
–j5
30°
W
S
12
90°
120°
150°
1300MHz
180°
–150°
–120°–60°
12 961
Figure 15. Reverse transmission coefficient
S
22
j0.5
j0.2
1000
300
100
–90°
j
60°
0.040.08
j2
30°
0°
–30°
j5
100
180°
–150°
12 962
–120°–60°
–90°
12
Figure 14. Forward transmission coefficient
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–30°
0°
0
–j0.2
12 963
–j0.5
0.2
0.5
1
–j
2
1300MHz
5
–j2
100
1
–j5
Figure 16. Output reflection coefficient
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