Automatic reduction of intermodulation products in high power li

Amplifiers – Hum or noise or distortion bucking introduced into signal...

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ABSTRACT:
A distortion simulating pilot is injected at the input of an amplifier which uses feed forward distortion correction. The magnitude of the pilot signal in the amplifier output is used to control a decreasing step size circuit algorithm for adjusting the gain and phase of the feed forward distortion signal to eliminate substantially the pilot signal and the distortion introduced by the amplifier.

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