Amplifiers – Hum or noise or distortion bucking introduced into signal...
Reexamination Certificate
2006-04-21
2008-03-25
Nguyen, Patricia (Department: 2817)
Amplifiers
Hum or noise or distortion bucking introduced into signal...
C330S151000, C455S063100
Reexamination Certificate
active
07348843
ABSTRACT:
A predistortion linearizer for predistorting a radiofrequency (RF) signal includes a first third-order predistortion linearizer having an input for receiving the RF signal, and a second third-order predistortion linearizer connected in cascade with the first linearizer, whereby fifth order nonlinearities are introduced into a cascaded, predistorted RF output signal. Cascading additional third-order linearizers similarly provides higher-order linearizers.
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Abe David K
Qiu Joe X
Karasek John J.
Legg L. George
Nguyen Patricia
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
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