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5.3 Amplifier Design Stages 209 A lower base current will determine a lower collector current and thereby act to correct the initial increase in collector current. A dual argument applies if the collector current decreases. (video 5.1) Figure 5.3-2 Voltage feedback bias network The bias network shown in Figure 5.3-3 provides a further improvement since it may be implemented with lower values of resistance and hence is more compatible with thin- or thick-film resistor values which are often employed in radio frequency circuits. Figure 5.3-3 Voltage feedback bias network which allows lower resistance values to be used Active bias topologies are also an option and usually provide better bias stability, however they are more expensive to realise. C E B CC V C R B R C E B CC V C R 1 B R B R 2 B R Conquer Radio Frequency 209 www.cadence.com/go/awr

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