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A new linear amplifier using low-frequency second-order intermodulation component feedforwarding

Yang et al., 1999

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558719500047307364
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Yang Y
Kim B
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IEEE Microwave and Guided Wave Letters

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A new linearization method by feedforwarding low-frequency second intermodulation component (f/sub 2/-f/sub 1/) is proposed. Drain voltage modulation by forwarding second intermodulation voltage improves linearity significantly. This new technique, which adopts a …
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