Simulation of circuit of autodyne sensor with field-controlled transistor
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3103/S0735272710100055Keywords:
autodyne sensor, transistorAbstract
The autodyne sensor operation modelling was carried out. Authors took into account frequency dependence of the field transistor parameters. The shape and a spectrum of generated oscillations in control points of the autodyne sensor circuit were researched, depending on position of an operating point of the transistor. It is revealed, that a condition of the least distortion of the generated oscillations shape is position of a working point of the transistor in the region of camber of its transfer characteristic. Modelling was carried out with Micro-Cap application.
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