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An improved power-added efficiency 19-dBm hybrid envelope elimination and restoration power amplifier for 802.11 g WLAN applications

Wang et al., 2006

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1662270365192718607
Author
Wang F
Kimball D
Popp J
Yang A
Lie D
Asbeck P
Larson L
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IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques

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A comparison of envelope elimination and restoration (EER) and envelope tracking (ET) is discussed and a" hybrid" wideband EER power amplifier (PA) for the WLAN 802.11 g system is proposed. A 60% efficiency (the output envelope signal power/input dc power) DC-20 …
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