Yes, now this could work... use, say, a dual gate FET to replace Q90 and use
G2 as the DC gain control. It will take a bit of rework but it's worth a
shot. There either has to be a power measurement to close the loop for true
AGC to a power set point... or a look-up table stored with calibration data
for feed-forward control. I have to replace Q10 with a dual gate FET to get
my true RF AGC circuit to work so I'll try this at the same time.
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Also, the lowest i2C digital pot resistance I saw was 1Kohms. The power
output pot is 100 ohms.
One could probably do it using a DAC driving a FET. There are small I2C
DACs available (6 pin SOIC)
Clark Martin
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On Feb 17, 2018, at 11:02 PM, Glenn <glennp@...> wrote:
a quick check finds the best -3dB BW at 4MHz. so no good. Pity.
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