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RF Behavior of Passive Components
• Conventional circuit analysis– R is frequency independent
– Ideal inductor:
– Ideal capacitor:
• Evaluation– Impedance chart
LjX L ω=
CXC ω1=
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Impedance Chart(impedance of C & L vs frequency)
ZC=1/(2πfC)
ZL=2πfL
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How does a wire behave at high frequency?
• Example: Resistorσπ 2a
lRDC =
δ2/
aRR DC =
δω
2/
aRL DC =
µσπδ
f
1=
High frequency results in skin-effect whereby current flow ispushed to the outside
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How exactly is the current distribution as a function offrequency?
• Low frequency showsuniform currentdistribution
• medium to highfrequency pushescurrent to the outside
• RF “sees” currentcompletely restrictedto surface
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Impedance Measurement ExampleCapacitor going through resonance
CapacitorCharacteristics
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Equivalent Circuit Analysis