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Oct 1, 2006 
AFIXM daughter card Radstone Embedded Computing has announced an addition to the AFIX (additional flexible interface Xtension) family of plug-on daughter...

Reducing the design complexity of next-generation handsets 
Sep 1, 2006  By Jennifer Chou
This article will discuss the many available modulation technology options that are used for various EDGE systems, including direct-launch conversion transmitter (DCT), small-signal polar modulation (sometimes called “polar lite”), and large-signal open polar modulation, and compare them to the more effective, large-signal closed polar loop solution that delivers the best overall system performance and ease of manufacturing....

Calibration and Temperature-Compensation Techniques Using an RMS-Responding RF Detector 
Aug 1, 2006  By Carlos Calvo
A few of the benefits offered by RF detectors in modern wireless communication systems include lower emissions, improved reliability, and longer talk...

Power amplifier design for open loop EDGE large signal polar modulation systems 
Jun 1, 2006  By Jackie Johnson
Large signal polar modulation is only one approach used in EDGE systems today. EDGE modulation contains amplitude and phase information with the amplitude...

High-power gallium nitride transistors inch forward 
Jun 1, 2006  Ashok Bindra, Editorial Director
Slowly, but steadily, gallium nitride (GaN) power transistors are moving forward. Every year the progress report looks better and commercial viability...

RF PA linearity in GSM transmitters 
May 1, 2006  By Oleksandr Gorbachov
Nonlinearity in GSM PAs for digitally modulated signals is acceptable within certain limits, beyond which phase error becomes a problem. Although IMD has only negligible effects on phase error, higher-order IMD products have a more severe effect on spectral re-growth....

Dual, quad op amps operate from 1.8 V 
Mar 2, 2006 
Linear Technology has introduced the LT6001 and LT6002, 1.8 V dual and quad operational amplifiers available in a tiny DFN package....

Artificial Neural Networking Improves PA Design 
Mar 1, 2006  By Jarno Kyhälä
Artificial neural networking can be used to aid the design work of the device such as a power amplifier. This paper will discuss the ANN model generator implemented in the APLAC simulator, and show how ANN can be more efficient than conventional interpolation. It will also demonstrate the usefulness of ANN in electronics design using an example of optimizing a matching network for a power amplifier....

Next-generation wireless propels GaN power transistors, CMOS RFICs and passives 
Jan 1, 2006  By Ashok Bindra, editorial director; Mark Valentine, technical editor; and Keith Vick, technical contributor
This special report focuses on the latest advances in gallium nitride (GaN) power transistors for microwave and millimeter-wave applications, CMOS RFICs and passive components....

3G GMSK/EDGE power control with enhanced switching transient performance 
Jan 1, 2006  By Ulrik Riis Madsen
Modern power amplifier modules for GMSK applications contain fully integrated CMOS power control chip...

A direct-conversion transmitter for WiMAX and WiBro applications 
Jan 1, 2006  By Cecile Masse
The use of high data rate OFDM modulation translates into challenging requirements for the transmitter in terms of spectral quality and EVM. This calls for low distortion, good signal balance and low phase error. This article will focus on the challenges and advantages associated with implementing a direct conversion transmitter....

Push-pull amplifiers improve second-order intercept point 
Nov 1, 2005  By Radhakrishna Setty
Wideband communications systems have signals occupying multi-octave frequency ranges. Such signals, when amplified in conventional amplifiers, can be distorted due to the second-order products generated inside the amplifier. An ideal push-pull amplifier can cancel the internally generated products and preserve the signal quality. ...

Increasing the speed of testing GSM/EDGE mobile phone power amplifiers 
May 1, 2005  By Roland Minihold, Rohde & Schwarz Munich, Germany
Testing is one of the critical operations necessary to ensure that GSM/EDGE mobile phones meet their required specifications. Consequently, reducing this...

Tightening the screws in RF power measurement 
Apr 1, 2005  By Carlos Calvo and Anthony Mazzei
Using a combination of a logarithmic amplifier and a temperature sensor it is possible to design a temperature compensation scheme to significantly reduce the contributions of the two major error factors in RF power management, temperature and process variations. In some cases, the temperature compensation hardware is integrated onto the power detector chip....

GSM/GPRS quad band power amp includes antenna switch 
Nov 1, 2004 
Combining gallium arsenide (GaAs) power amplifier circuit with integrated passive devices (IPDs) and microvia high-density interconnect (HDI) technology,...

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