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A High Linearity Broadband Gain Block/LNA MMIC with Diode Predistortion in GaAs pHEMT Technology
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2018-11-02
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Memioglu, Onur
Gundel, Adnan
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This paper presents a high linearity broadband low noise amplifier/gain-block MMIC based on shunt feedback and shunt peaking circuit technique. The design targets DC-1.0 Gift band with excellent noise figure performance. At the input a diode based predistorter is used to further enhance the lineratity of the circuit. A two-stage amplifier is implemented in 0.25 m InGaAs E/D-mode plIEMT technology demonstrates a high gain and an excellent bandwidth along with high-linearity. This amplifier topology seems an attractive choice 14 applications requiring wide-band, high gain, and high linearity amplification as an alternative to distributed amplifier topologies. Additionally, an excellent noise performance is achieved demonstrating < 3.5 dB noise figure in the frequency band of DC-10 Gilz. A two-stage amplifier provides 20 1.0 dB of small-signal gain with excellent linearity of output IP3 +25.0 dBm while requiring only 90 mA from a +5V supply.
Subject Keywords
Low-noise amplifier (LNA)
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Gain block
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High linearity
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Wireless infrastructure
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Pseudomorphic high electron mobility transistor (pHEMT)
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Monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC)
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Broadband amplifiers
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Feedback amplifiers
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/65489
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O. Memioglu and A. Gundel, “A High Linearity Broadband Gain Block/LNA MMIC with Diode Predistortion in GaAs pHEMT Technology,” 2018, p. 120, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/65489.
