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MKumar25
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measure resistance at resonance frequency of a resonator

I want to mesure resisrtance at the resonance frequency of a resonator( 1 KHz-100 MHz) with a piezo driving the resonator to resonate and a voltage (DC/AC) applied at the source of the reonators while measuring the resitance of the resonators thorough the drain of the resonator. 

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johnsold
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Re: measure resistance at resonance frequency of a resonator

You did not clearly ask a question.  What part of this measurement is the problem?

 

I would probably consider an I/Q (in-phase and quadrature) measurement.  Using complex arithmetic you should be able to separate the real part (resistive) from the imaginary part (reactive) to get what you want.

 

Lynn

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