Abstract:
An input signal is transmitted to a component. A distortion associated with the component is determined based, at least in part, on an output signal generated by the component in response to the input signal. A distortion error measurement associated with the component is determined based, at least in part, on the distortion and the output signal generated by the component. A memory effect and the associated nonlinearity within the component are quantified based, at least in part, on the distortion error measurement.
Abstract:
A power amplifier bias circuit having high dynamic range and low memory is disclosed. In an exemplary embodiment, an apparatus includes an output stage configured to generate a biased RF signal based on a first DC signal and a filtered signal. The apparatus also includes a low pass filter configured to filter the biased RF signal to generate the filtered signal.
Abstract:
A power amplifier bias circuit having high dynamic range and low memory is disclosed. In an exemplary embodiment, an apparatus includes an output stage configured to generate a biased RF signal based on a first DC signal and a filtered signal. The apparatus also includes a low pass filter configured to filter the biased RF signal to generate the filtered signal.