A wideband reconfigurable analog predistorter based on a new wideband tunable impedance matching network
Chenge Bian, Dewei Zhang, Hailin Deng, Qing Liu, Yi Zhang, Dalong Lv, Dongfang Zhou
Abstract
Chenge Bian, Dewei Zhang, Hailin Deng, Qing Liu, Yi Zhang, Dalong Lv, Dongfang Zhou
Abstract
Abstract A wideband reconfigurable analog predistorter (APD), which can maintain the tuning capability in wideband frequency, is proposed in this letter. First, the requirements of tunable impedance matching network (TIMN) used in the wideband reconfigurable APD is given. Second, a new wideband TIMN is analyzed, and the coverage the proposed TIMN is given. Then the circuit parameters of the TIMN can be appropriately selected to maintain the coverage of the TIMN meeting the requirement at needed frequencies. To validate the proposed TIMN, a wideband reconfigurable APD operating at Q‐band (46.5–51.5 GHz) is designed, fabricated, and measured. The measured results show good agreement with the analysis. The minimum tuning range of gain and phase conversions are 12.5 dB and 46.5, respectively.
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Abstract A wideband reconfigurable analog predistorter (APD), which can maintain the tuning capability in wideband frequency, is proposed in this letter. First, the requirements of tunable impedance matching network (TIMN) used in the wideband reconfigurable APD is given. Second, a new wideband TIMN is analyzed, and the coverage the proposed TIMN is given. Then the circuit parameters of the TIMN can be appropriately selected to maintain the coverage of the TIMN meeting the requirement at needed frequencies. To validate the proposed TIMN, a wideband reconfigurable APD operating at Q‐band (46.5–51.5 GHz) is designed, fabricated, and measured. The measured results show good agreement with the analysis. The minimum tuning range of gain and phase conversions are 12.5 dB and 46.5, respectively.
Key concepts: Wideband, Electronic engineering, Impedance matching, Matching (statistics), Electrical impedance, Computer science, Engineering, Electrical engineering