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Simulation Model for Switching Mode Envelope Elimination and Restoration RF Power Amplifiers Research

Dang Canh Nguyen, Oleg V. Varlamov

202232 citationsDOI

Abstract

The article describes a simulation model developed for switching mode envelope elimination and restoration (EER) RF power amplifiers (PA) research. A feature of the simulation model is ability to analyze the EEP PA output spectrum when it operates on a narrow-band load on a real OFDM signal fragment. The transient method of analysis and freely distributed Micro-Cup 12 environment were chosen. A number of solutions have been proposed to reduce the computation time. The adequacy of the simulation results was confirmed. Further studies suggest using this model to find solutions to ensure the ability of EER PA to operate on a narrower bandwidth load. This will expand the scope of these highly efficient amplifiers.

Topics & Concepts

AmplifierComputer scienceElectronic engineeringBandwidth (computing)ComputationEnvelope (radar)RF power amplifierPower (physics)Transient (computer programming)Transient responseOrthogonal frequency-division multiplexingElectrical engineeringEngineeringTelecommunicationsPhysicsAlgorithmQuantum mechanicsOperating systemChannel (broadcasting)RadarAdvanced Signal Processing TechniquesAdvanced Power Amplifier DesignAdvanced Research in Systems and Signal Processing
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