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  1. Efficiency Enhancement of Base Station Power Amplifiers Using Doherty Technique

    … usage. This requires sophisticated modulation techniques, leading to wide, dynamic signals that require linear amplification. Although linear amplification is achievable, it always comes at the expense of efficiency. Most of the modern wireless applications such as WCDMA use non-constant …

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  2. Energy efficient radio frequency system design for mobile WiMax applications. Modelling, optimisation and measurement of radio frequency power amplifier covering WiMax bandwidth based on the combination of class AB, class B, and C operations.

    … This research work explores how to use the Doherty technique to promote efficiency enhancement and thus energy saving. Five different topologies of RF power amplifiers have been designed with custom-made signal splitters. The design core of the Doherty technique is based on the combination …

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  3. Amplifier Architectures for Wireless Communication Systems

    … noise amplifiers (LNAs) for RF receivers and the Doherty technique is analyzed for efficiency enhancement for power amplifiers (PA) on the transmitters. This work can be outlined in two parts.</p> <p>In the first part, Low Noise RF amplifier designs with Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) are …

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