MICROWAVE SOLID STATE DEVICES FARIHA AB. HAMED 031080096 MARZADILAHIKMAH MOHAMAD NOR SAEMI 031080197 WAN NADIRAH ROSLI 031080516.

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MICROWAVE SOLID STATE DEVICES FARIHA AB. HAMED MARZADILAHIKMAH MOHAMAD NOR SAEMI WAN NADIRAH ROSLI

VARACTOR DIODE a microwave solid-state devices also called a parametric diode, tuning diodes or varicap diodes a nonlinear device provides a voltage-dependent variable capacitance

TYPES OF VARACTOR DIODES Abrupt and hyper abrupt type : When the changeover p-n junction is abrupt then it is called abrupt type. When change is very abrupt, they are called hyper abrupt type. They are used in oscillators to sweep for different frequencies. Gallium-arsenide varactor diodes : The semiconductor material used is gallium arsenide. They are used for frequencies from 18 GHz up to and beyond 600 GHz.

IMPORTANT CRITERIA Capacitance : Capacitance of the device. Capacitance from a few picoFarads to hundreds of picoFarads is provided. Capacitance range : Range of capacitance produced when voltage is varied. Voltage range : The minimum and maximum voltage that can be applied to the device. Bias current : The bias is always reverse. This means that the varactor diode does not conduct electricity. If the bias is turned positive then the device will start conducting. Other criteria to be considered include : reverse and breakdown voltage, leakage current, junction temperature. Voltage and other transients must be avoided. Transients can occur if the DC voltage is put off.

CHARACTERISTICS Low-noise characteristic : produce much less noise than most conventional amplifiers. Low cost High reliability Light weight Small size

CHARACTERISTICS Notice the nonlinear increase in capacitance as the reverse voltage is decreased.

OPERATION It has a p-n junction of semiconducting material and is always reverse biased. The depletion zone width depends on the applied voltage and this makes the capacitance vary with the applied voltage.

APPLICATIONS FREQUENCY MULTIPLIERS - used in applications where it’s difficult to generate microwave signals producing relatively high power outputs at frequencies up to 100GHz does not have gain ; in fact, it produces a signal power loss output can be as high as 80% of the input

APPLICATIONS PARAMETRIC AMPLIFIERS. - named for the time- varying parameter, or value of capacitance, associated with the operation. Since the underlying principle of operation is based on reactance, the parametric amplifier is sometimes called a REACTANCE AMPLIFIER.

APPLICATIONS TUNING - Since the frequency can be made to vary they are used as electronic tuning devices in tuners for television, mobiles. Other Applications: They are used in PLL, voltage controlled oscillators, harmonic generation, electronic tuning devices in tuners for television, mobiles, parametric amplification, AM radios, voltage-variable tuning, frequency multipliers, etc.

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