Load pull characterization
C. Tsironis, T. Williams
Abstract
C. Tsironis, T. Williams
Abstract
The Chapter begins with a discussion of the definition of load pull. It goes on to consider scalar and vector load pull, why load pull is needed, load pull methods, reflection on a variable passive load, injection of a coherent (active) signal, impedance tuners, harmonic load pull, fundamental versus harmonic load pull, on wafer integration, base-band load pull, active tuning, and data transfer into CAD and nonlinear models.
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The Chapter begins with a discussion of the definition of load pull. It goes on to consider scalar and vector load pull, why load pull is needed, load pull methods, reflection on a variable passive load, injection of a coherent (active) signal, impedance tuners, harmonic load pull, fundamental versus harmonic load pull, on wafer integration, base-band load pull, active tuning, and data transfer into CAD and nonlinear models.
Key concepts: Load pull, Active load, Nonlinear system, Scalar (mathematics), Input impedance, Harmonic, Electrical impedance, Engineering