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RF Power Amplifier and Transmitter Technologies Part2

RF POWER AMPLIFIERS are commonly designated as classes A, B, c, d, e, and F. All but class a employ various nonlinear, switching, and wave-shaping techniques. The power-output capability ("t…

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RF Power Amplifier and Transmitter Technologies Part2

RF POWER AMPLIFIERS are commonly designated as classes A, B, c, d, e, and F. All but class a employ various nonlinear, switching, and wave-shaping techniques. The power-output capability ("transistor utilization factor") is defined as output power per transistor.

14K views9 pages

RF Power Amplifier and Transmitter Technologies Part2

RF POWER AMPLIFIERS are commonly designated as classes A, B, c, d, e, and F. All but class a employ various nonlinear, switching, and wave-shaping techniques. The power-output capability ("t…

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Stephen Dunifer
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