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A Zero Capacitive LINC Architecture for Efficient Broadband Transmitters

Adil Koukab
2013
Conference Papers

Abstract

A new approach for linear amplification with nonlinear components (Z-LINC) that provides a zero capacitive load to their power amplifiers is proposed. The zero capacitive loading over the whole power back-off range enables to overcome the efficiency deterioration. The concept is theoretically and experimentally validated through a comparative study between fabricated classical LINC and Z-LINC prototypes.

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