Linearization of Upcoming High-Efficient RF Power Amplifiers, Part 1: Introduction to Linearization of RF Power Amplifiers for Wideband Applications - MATLAB & Simulink
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    Linearization of Upcoming High-Efficient RF Power Amplifiers, Part 1: Introduction to Linearization of RF Power Amplifiers for Wideband Applications

    From the series: Linearization of Upcoming High-Efficient RF Power Amplifiers

    Markus Loerner, Rohde & Schwarz

    Summarize linearity and efficiency requirements for power amplifiers used in emerging broadband applications. Introduce a workflow that ties together measurement data and simulation results to address and minimize the effects of nonlinearity.

    Published: 15 Oct 2024

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