Novel approach for static nonlinear behavior identification in RF power amplifiers exhibiting memory effects

In this paper, an experimental approach is proposed to accurately identify, under a modulated signal drive, the memoryless nonlinearity of power amplifiers exhibiting memory effects. It is experimentally demonstrated that, when they are present, memory effects bias the extracted static nonlinearity....

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