Wang, Hua Sengupta, Kaushik text xxu Amsterdam Amsterdam : Elsevier ©2015 monographic eng

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xii, 554 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. This chapter introduces the basic concepts and methodologies in power amplifier designs. It starts with the small-signal conjugate matching widely used in conventional small-signal amplifiers and then presents the large-signal power (load-line) matching that is often required in power amplifier designs to maximize the power generation capability of a given transistor. It also covers the concepts of power gain, power efficiency, load-line plot, and load-pull plot. Then, classic linear power amplifier topologies, i.e., the class-A, -B, -AB, and -C power amplifiers, are introduced, which are classified based on their conduction angles. In particular, the nonlinear behaviors in linear power amplifier designs are discussed in detail. Next, classic switching power amplifier topologies are presented, including the class-F, F-1, D, and D-1, and AB/F topologies, whose theoretical drain efficiencies can achieve 100%. Chapter 1 - Introduction, In RF and mm-Wave Power Generation in Silicon, Chapter 2 - Power amplifier fundamentals, Chapter 3 - CMOS power amplifier design for wireless connectivity applications: A highly linear WLAN power amplifier in advanced SoC CMOS, Chapter 4 - CMOS power amplifier design for cellular applications: An EDGE/GSM dual-mode quad-band PA in 0.18 µm CMOS, Chapter 5 - Energy-efficiency enhancement and linear amplifications: A transformer-based Doherty approach, Chapter 6 - Linear power amplification with high back-off efficiency: An out-phasing approach, Chapter 7 - Energy efficiency enhancement and linear amplifications: An envelope-tracking (ET) approach, Chapter 8 - A digital RF power amplification technique based on the switched-capacitor circuit, Chapter 9 - A transformer-based reconfigurable digital polar Doherty power amplifier fully integrated in bulk CMOS, Chapter 10 - 60 GHz all silicon radio IC: How it all started, Chapter 11 - mm-Wave power-combining architectures: Current combining, Chapter 12 - mm-Wave power-combining architectures: Hybrid combining, Chapter 13 - mm-Wave CMOS design above 60 GHz, Chapter 14 - Self-healing techniques for robust mm-Wave power amplification, Chapter 15 - mm-Wave class-E PA design in CMOS, Chapter 16 - High-speed, efficient, mm-Wave power-mixer-based digital transmitters*, Chapter 17 - THz power generation beyond transistor fmax, Chapter 18 - THz signal generation, radiation, and beam-forming in silicon: A circuit and electromagnetics co-design approach, Chapter 19 - Silicon-based THz signal generation with multiphase subharmonic injection-locking oscillators, RF and mm Wave power generation silicon Radio waves Silicon -- Electric properties E-Books 539.2 WAN 9780124080522 Global Information Systems Technology Pvt Ltd 877, Udhyog Vihar, Phase-V, Gurgaon http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780124080522 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780124080522 160413 20160511014005.0