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January 2006 [Components] Darlington Gain Blocks Eliminate Bias Resistor Wideband Darlington RF gain blocks are commonly used in wireless and wire-line applications. Their strong broadband linearity makes them suitable for base-station predrivers, repeater-pole transceivers, fiber-optic transceivers, cable-television (CATV), and instrumentation systems. Unfortunately, conventional Darlington gain blocks need an external-dropping resistor to set and stabilize the bias current. To ensure good temperature stability, an overhead voltage of about 2 to 3 V is applied.... |
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