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Power amplifiers consist of an active device, biasing networks and input and output reactive filtering and transforming networks. These networks are effectively bandpass filters offering the required impedance transformation. They are also designed to offer some frequency shaping to compensate for the roll-off in the active device frequency response if broadband operation is required. However the function of each network is quite different. The input circuit usually provides impedance matching to achieve low input return loss and good power transfer. . | Fundamentals of RF Circuit Design with Low Noise Oscillators. Jeremy Everard Copyright 2001 John Wiley Sons Ltd ISBNs 0-471-49793-2 Hardback 0-470-84175-3 Electronic 6 Power Amplifiers Introduction Power amplifiers consist of an active device biasing networks and input and output reactive filtering and transforming networks. These networks are effectively bandpass filters offering the required impedance transformation. They are also designed to offer some frequency shaping to compensate for the roll-off in the active device frequency response if broadband operation is required. However the function of each network is quite different. The input circuit usually provides impedance matching to achieve low input return loss and good power transfer. However the output network is defined as the Load Network and effectively provides a load to the device which is chosen to obtain the required operating conditions such as gain efficiency and stability. For example if high efficiency is required the output network should not match the device to the load as match causes at least 50 of the power to be lost in the active device. Note that maximum power transfer using matching causes 50 of the power to be lost in the source impedance. For high efficiency one usually requires two major factors optimum waveform shape and a device output impedance which is significantly lower than the input impedance to the load network. This chapter will provide a brief introduction to power amplifier design and will cover 1. Load pull measurement and design techniques. 2. A design example of a broadband efficient amplifier operating from 130 to 180 MHz. 3. A method for performing real time large signal modelling on circuits. Power Amplifiers 249 When power amplifiers are designed the small signal 5 parameters become modified owing to changes in the input feedback and output capacitances due to changes in gm due to saturation and charge storage effects. It is therefore often useful to obtain .

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