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Inductive peaking circuits

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Wideband Amplifiers

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In the early days of wideband amplifiers’ suitable coils’ were added to the load (consisting of resistors and stray capacitances) in order to extend the bandwidth, causing in most cases a resonance peak in the frequency response. Hence the term inductive peaking. Even though later designers of wideband amplifiers were more careful in doing their best to achieve as flat a frequency response as possible, the word ‘peaking’ still remained and it is used today as well.

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Starič, P., Margan, E. (2006). Inductive peaking circuits. In: Starič, P., Margan, E. (eds) Wideband Amplifiers. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-28341-8_2

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