Search for dissertations about: "rf high power amplifier"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 46 swedish dissertations containing the words rf high power amplifier.
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1. Analytical Approaches to Load Modulation Power Amplifier Design
Abstract : In future mobile communication networks, there will be a shift toward higher carrier frequencies and highly integrated multiple antenna systems. The system performance will largely depend on the available radio frequency (RF) hardware. As such, RF power amplifiers (PAs) with improved performance, e.g. READ MORE
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2. SiC Varactors for Dynamic Load Modulation of Microwave Power Amplifiers
Abstract : The rapid consumer adoption of mobile services is leading to an exponential growth in wireless data traffic. In order to accommodate more concurrent high data-rate users, the required complexity of transmitting radio base station (RBS) power amplifiers (PAs) is increasing. READ MORE
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3. Efficient and Wideband Load Modulated Power Amplifiers for Wireless Communication
Abstract : The increasing demand for mobile data traffic has resulted in new challenges and requirements for the development of the wireless communication infrastructure. With the transition to higher frequencies and multi-antenna systems, radio frequency (RF) hardware performance, especially the power amplifier (PA), becomes increasingly important. READ MORE
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4. High Power Radio Frequency Solid-State Amplifiers and Combiners for Particle Accelerators : From module to system design approach
Abstract : The rise of Big Science projects brings issues related to the energy consumption and the associated environmental impacts of such large-scale facilities. Therefore, environmentally-sustainable developments are undertaken towards the adoption of energy savings and improved energy-efficient approaches. READ MORE
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5. High-Temperature Radio Circuits in Silicon Carbide Bipolar Technology
Abstract : High-temperature electronics find many niche applications in downhole drilling, aviation, automotive and future exploration of inner planets like Venus and Mercury. Past studies have shown the potential of silicon carbide (SiC) electronics for catering these extreme temperature applications. READ MORE