A power supply rejection circuit uses a dummy circuit to emulate functional DC characteristics for noise-free output current.
A transistor-based active inductor provides a DC current path while presenting high impedance at radio frequencies.
Segmented inductor coils produce opposite polarity fields that cancel parasitic inductance and prevent RF transceiver disruption.
A voltage controlled oscillator uses coupled transmission lines to provide variable inductance for frequency tuning.
A phased array transmitter steers beams by adjusting vector modulator magnitude ratios and local oscillator phases.