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LNA design problem

RFDESIGN 2008

Hi

    I am doing commplementary current reuse LNA for biomedical applications..

I simulated circuit...i got -10dB for S11 and NF is 2.2dB..  i should get S21 as 20db.. But i am not getting these value.. i got only 1dB.. This s gain... so if want to increase these value what i should do?? Please anyone help..

 Thanks

  • You need to improve your design to meet the specifications.

    Seriously though, nobody is going to be able to help you given the lack of information in your question. Without showing the circuit and simulation results (I'd have thought), it's like saying "I have a red car; it keeps cutting out. How do I fix it?"

    Please read the Community Guidelines too. Sorry if this is a bit blunt, but vague questions will only get vague answers (or quite likely no answers at all) - I'm just trying to help you help yourself. This may be better off being asked in a forum such as The Designer's Guide RF Forum - but you'd still need to provide plenty of information.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • sir,
     
    Thank you for your reply, sir... I am doing commplementary current reuse LNA at 404MHz...
    Here i have attached my schematic diagram with S parameter response...
     
     
    With Regards,
    R.Chitra

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