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Optimizing

Wireless/RF

Circuits

John D. Lenk

McGraw-Hill

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Lenk, John D.

Optimizing wireless/RF circuits / John D. Lenk.

p. cm.

Includes index.

ISBN 0-07-135226-0

1. Radio circuits. 2. Electronic circuit design. I. Title.

TK6560.L42 1999

621.384'12 — dc21

99-35697

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The sponsoring editor of this book was Scott Grillo. The editing supervisor

was Peggy Lamb, and the production supervisor was Pamela Pelton. This

book was set in New Century Schoolbook per the MHT design by Paul

Scozzari of McGraw-Hill’s Professional Book Group composition unit,

Hightstown, N.J.

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a minimum of 50% recycled, de-inked fiber.

LIMITS OF LIABILITY AND DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY

The authors and publisher have exercised care in preparing this book and the

programs contained in it. They make no representation, however, that the pro-

grams are error-free or suitable for every application to which the reader may

attempt to apply them. The authors and publisher make no warranty of any

kind, expressed or implied, including the warranties of merchantability or fit-

ness for a particular purpose, with regard to these programs or the documen-

tation or theory contained in this book, all of which are provided “as is.” The

authors and publisher shall not be liable for damages in amount greater than

the purchase price of this book, or in any event for incidental or consequential

damages in connection with, or arising out of the furnishing, performance, or

use of these programs or the associated descriptions or discussions.

Readers should test any program on their own systems and compare results

with those presented in this book. They should then construct their own test

programs to verify that they fully understand the requisite calling conven-

tions and data formats for each of the programs. Then they should test the

specific application thoroughly.

Greetings from the Villa Buttercup!

To my wonderful wife, Irene.

Thank you for being by my side all these years!

To my lovely family, Karen, Tom, Brandon, Justin and Michael

And to our Lambie and Suzzie, he happy wherever you are!

To my special readers; May good fortune find your doorway,

bringing you good health and happy things.

Thank you for buying my books!

Special thanks to Scott Grillo, Steve Chapman, Ted Nardin,

Mike Hays, Patrick Hansard, Peter Mellis,

Andrew Yoder (best-selling author), and Robert McGraw of

McGraw-Hill for making me an international best seller again!

This is book number 94

Abundance!

Acknowledgments

Many professionals have contributed to this book. I gratefully acknowl-

edge the tremendous effort needed to produce this book. Such a com-

prehensive work is impossible for one person, and I thank all who

contributed, both directly and indirectly.

I give special thanks to the following: Alan Haun of Analog Devices,

Syd Coppersmith of Dallas Semiconductor, Rosie Hinojosa of EXAR

Corporation, Jeff Salter of GEC Plessey, John Allen, Helen Cox, and

Linda da Costa of Harris Semiconductors, Ron Denchfield and Bob Scott

of Linear Technology Corporation, David Fullagar and William Levin of

Maxim Integrated Products, Fred Swymer of Microsemi Corporation,

Linda Capcara of Motorola, Inc., Andrew Jenkins and Shantha

Natarajan of National Semiconductor, Antonio Ortiz of Optical

Electronics Incorporated, Lawrence Fogel of Philips Semiconductors,

John Marlow of Raytheon Electronics Semiconductor Division, Anthony

Armstrong of Semtech Corporation, Ed Oxner and Robert Decker of

Siliconix Incorporated, Amy Sullivan of Texas Instruments, Alan

Campbell of Unitrode Corporation, Sally and Barry E. Brown (Broker),

and Andrew Yoder (best-selling author).

I also wish to thank Joseph A. Labok of Los Angeles Valley College

for help and encouragement throughout the years.

And a very special thanks to Steve Chapman, Scott Grillo, Stephen

Fitzgerald, Leslie Wenger, Patric Hansard, Peter Mellis, Ted Nardin,

Mike Hays, Lisa Schrager, Mary Murray, Carol Wilson, Judy Kessler,

Monika Macezinskas, Florence Trimble, Fran Minerva, Jane Stark, Fred

Perkins, Robert McGraw, Judith Reiss, Charles Love, Betty Crawford,

Jeanne Myers, Peggy Lamb, Thomas Kowalczyk, Clare Stanley, Suzanne

Rapcavage, Jaclyn Boone, Kathy Green, Donna Namorato, Regina

Frappolli, Pamela Pelton, Sherri Souffrance, Allison Arias, and Midge

Haramis of the McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing organization for

having that much confidence in me.

And to Irene, my wife and Super Agent, I extend my thanks. Without

her help, this book could not have been written.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

John D. Lenk has been a technical author specializing in practical elec-

tronic design/service guides for over 40 years. He is the best-selling

author of more than 90 books on circuit and consumer electronics,

which together have sold over 2 million copies in nine languages

and 33 countries. His most recent titles include Lenk’s Video Handbook,

Lenk’s Digital Handbook, Lenk’s Audio Handbook, Lenk’s Laser

Handbook, Lenk’s RF Handbook, Lenk’s Television Handbook, the

McGraw-Hill Circuit Encyclopedia , Volumes 1- 4, the McGraw-Hill

Electronic Testing Handbook , and the McGraw-Hill Electronic

Troubleshooting Handbook .

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