High-Linearity RF Amplifier Design¶
Kenington, P. B. (2000). High-Linearity RF Amplifier Design.
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- Harmonic Distortion
- The harmonic generation puts energy at multiples of the carrier, and — more damagingly for a multi-tone or modulated signal — the intermodulation generation creates third-order products that fall just outside the intended band, spilling power into adjacent channels (the "spectral regrowth" that violates emission masks).
This sourceCovers amplifier gain compression, third-order intermodulation and spectral regrowth, and digital predistortion — applying the inverse nonlinearity at the source to cancel curvature.
- The harmonic generation puts energy at multiples of the carrier, and — more damagingly for a multi-tone or modulated signal — the intermodulation generation creates third-order products that fall just outside the intended band, spilling power into adjacent channels (the "spectral regrowth" that violates emission masks).
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