Radio transmitter with power amplifier and linearization

Telecommunications – Transmitter – With feedback of modulated output signal

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455115, 455116, 455119, 330149, H04B 104

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ABSTRACT:
A radio transmitter includes a power amplifier (12); a linearizer (10) for maintaining linearity in the power amplifier; and a feedback path (13) for feeding a signal from an output of the power amplifier to the linearizer. The amplifier, linearizer and feedback path cooperate to form a feedback loop having adjustable loop linearization parameters (for example phase and gain). Further, a look-up table (19) is used to store predetermined loop linearization parameters and cooperates with a microprocessor having an operating condition input.

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Nagata, Yoshinori, "Linear Amplification Technique for Digital Mobile Communications", 1989, pp. 159-164.
Faulkner, Michael, Mattson, Thomas & Yates, Warren, "Adaptive Linearisation using Pre-distortion", 1990 pp. 35-40.

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