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A New Volterra Series Based Orthogonal Behavioral Model for Power Amplifiers

Pedro M. Lavrador, José C. Pedro, Nuno Borges Carvalho

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In this paper a Volterra series based behavioral model for active nonlinear RF power amplifiers is presented. The proposed model's main advantage is the possibility of extraction of its parameters orthogonally. Some validation results are presented both in the time and frequency domains, using an IS-95 CDMA signal.

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In this paper a Volterra series based behavioral model for active nonlinear RF power amplifiers is presented. The proposed model's main advantage is the possibility of extraction of its parameters orthogonally. Some validation results are presented both in the time and frequency domains, using an IS-95 CDMA signal.

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In this paper a Volterra series based behavioral model for active nonlinear RF power amplifiers is presented. The proposed model's main advantage is the possibility of extraction of its parameters orthogonally. Some validation results are presented both in the time and frequency domains, using an IS-95 CDMA signal.

Key concepts: Volterra series, Amplifier, Behavioral modeling, Nonlinear system, Series (stratigraphy), Computer science, RF power amplifier, Electronic engineering

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