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Dynamic AM-AM and AM-PM Behavior in Microwave PA Circuits

Authors: P.M. Cabral; J.C. Pedro; N.B. Carvalho;

Dynamic AM-AM and AM-PM Behavior in Microwave PA Circuits

Abstract

This paper explains the nonlinear dynamic memory effects observed on both AM-AM and AM-PM conversions of nonlinear microwave power amplifier, PA, circuits. The study is introduced via an analytic Volterra series analysis which is then illustrated with envelope simulations gathered from a GaN HEMT based microwave PA. This way, a theoretically supported explanation of the small- and large-signal dynamic asymptotic behavior, observed in the amplitude and phase conversions of microwave/RF PA's, could be achieved.

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