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zDetermine input impedance for each stage zDesign matching networks for inter-stage, load and input REALITY: zI MAX doesn’t scale nicely with transistor size. Without good I MAX numbers, can’t determine R L,opt. Need to do load-pull. zEven load pull measurements have limited accuracy for very large transistors zDesigns are very empirically ...
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