Design of Class F Power Amplifier for 433 MHz

Design of a Class F Power Amplifier

A Class F power amplifier (PA) at 2.5GHz has been designed and fabricated. Test results show 15.7 dB gain with 75.75% power added efficiency (PAE ), at an input level of 25 dBm. The design procedure is presented, with various issues illustrated and addressed. A new method is proposed to obtain the optimum load and source impedances without iterations, which would usually be necessary.

High Efficiency Class-F Power Amplifier Design

Due to the high increase in and demand for a wide assortment of applications that require low-cost, high-efficiency, and compact systems, RF power amplifiers are considered the most critical design blocks and power consuming components in wireless communication, TV transmission, radar, and RF heating. Therefore, much research has been carried out in order to improve the performance of power amp...

Design of Cryogenic 700 MHz HEMT Amplifier

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A 433-MHz Rail-to-Rail Voltage Amplifier with Carrier Sensing Function for Wireless Sensor Networks

In this paper we propose a novel functional amplifier suitable for low-power wireless receivers in a wireless sensor network. This amplifier can change input threshold level as carrier sensing level, since it has a minimum input amplitude to be amplified. A simple rail-to-rail output is suitable for a subsequent digital interface. The target frequency is 433 MHz, and the maximum voltage gain is...

Design of High Efficiency Broadband Adjusted Class AB Power Amplifier