>
>? The problem here is that the Q contribution of C2 is ignored. The
>exact method takes into account the Q contribution of C2.
>
>The "exact" method isn't.
> C2 is not part of the input Z matching section of the pi net
>
True, but C2 stores energy and therefore contributes to overall Q.
>? This is 102 pF if you use the Q contribution of C2.
>
>Input q is no longer 10...it is lower
semi-true. 9.98 in Ian's calculations. ( C1=102.1pF, L=5.57uH,
C2=463.9pF, Q=9.98)
>
>? So, do the experiment yourself and see what you get.
>
>You get a pi network that is more broadbanded than desired, and has less
>harmonic attenuation than that needed for good design.
>
Not by much. The main question is whether or not the 7.37 MHz resonance
changes when RL and Rout are in place?.
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- Rich...
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