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I have been designing a small transmitter on 400MHz. The output from the rf
amp is a parallel LC tank and between the collecter and +V. When measuring the output on a specturm analyser i can get most output when centre tapped on the inductor. The output must then be matched to 50ohm as the spectrum analysers input is 50ohm. The anatenna for this transmitter is just going to be a 1/4 wave piece of wire. My question is that as i dont need to send the signal down any 50ohm cable could i just connect the antenna at the collector rather than tapping onto the inductor and then adjust the length of the antenna to increase its inpedance to match the output inpedance of the transmitter. |
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