A convergence-free predistortion technique for adaptive linearisation of RF power amplifiers

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A convergence-free predistortion technique for adaptive linearisation of RF power amplifiers (EN)

Papananos, Y (EN)
Naskas, N (EN)

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2014-03-01T02:42:23Z
2004 (EN)


Adaptive digital baseband predistortion is a well-known linearisation technique for removing inter-modulation products that radio frequency power amplifiers (PAs) introduce. This paper proposes a new baseband predistortion method that is based on a non-iterative, fast adaptation algorithm without convergence restrictions. The response of the PA in a batch of training magnitude stimuli is used for the computation of the predistortion gain. The latter is directly extracted in rectangular form without prior transformations and AM/AM and AM/PM non-linearities sequential estimation. The influence of the gain table size and the imperfections of the modulator and demodulator in the method's performance are examined. Experimental measurements of an in-house prototype show a linearity improvement of about 25 dB. (EN)

Engineering, Electrical & Electronic (EN)
Computer Science, Hardware & Architecture (EN)

Linearization technique (EN)
Linearisation technique (EN)
RF power amplifier (EN)
Telecommunication systems (EN)
Integrated circuits (EN)
Intermodulation products (EN)
Algorithms (EN)
RF power amplifiers (EN)
Power amplifiers (EN)
Bandwidth (EN)
Adaptive baseband predistortion (EN)
Signal processing (EN)
Nonlinear systems (EN)
Linearization (EN)
Radio frequency amplifiers (EN)

Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing (EN)

English

KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL (EN)




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