OK...I'll start a fire here...
I believe that empirical RF designs will outperform
mathematically designed RF hardware every time.
Let the flame war begin :)
Seriously, I personally do not go beyond using frequency
determining math to calculate resonance
and transistor bias resistors using ohms law and 0.6? transistor
voltage drops.
Seems I always end up adjusting circuit values after what the
math tells me to do.
YMMV...as usual.
-Diz (no offense to any math geniuses out there...)
On 12/9/19 7:17 AM, Rob via Groups.Io
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What level of math course would I need to study to learn how to
comprehend the equations presented in
design books like Introduction to Radio Frequency Design?? by?
W7ZOI.
I have been tinkering with circuits from these books for 50 years
but never really learned what is in the math.
There are all sorts of online math course now so.....
What level of math class would teach this gobbledygoop?
and
Do any of you? ACTUALLY use this level of math to build radios or
is the math only used by
the guys designing the transistors????
73 Rob KB3BYT
