MMIC power amplifiers usually require many transistors "paralleled" by means of microstrip dividers/combiners in order to satisfy high output power requirements. Stability analysis techniques to cope with such a type of structure are quite rare in the literature while standard stability tools usually available in CAD programs are limited to single-stage or cascaded amplifiers. A simplified approach is described in this paper which is very intuitive and does not require heavy mathematical computations. The method can be applied to evaluate the stability of paralleled transistor structures, by using conventional CAD tools for microwave circuit analysis
In the last years, the Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit (RFIC) market has grown significantly, bei...
This thesis demonstrates the use of pole zero identification method to stabilize a 2.32 - 2.37 GHz c...
In this letter we present the first implementation of Floquet theory for the large-signal stability ...
MMIC power amplifiers usually require many transistors "paralleled" by means of microstrip dividers/...
MMIC power amplifiers usually require many transistors “paralleled” by means of microstrip dividers/...
International audienceSpecific CAD oriented methods have been developed [1] for linear and non-linea...
International audienceSpecific CAD oriented methods have been developed [1] for linear and non-linea...
Stability analysis of structures composed of transistors “paralleled” by means of power dividers/com...
none4noThis paper describes a method for the stability analysis and stabilization criteria in multi-...
This paper describes a method for the stability analysis and stabilization criteria in multi-device ...
This paper describes a method for the stability analysis and stabilization criteria in multi-device ...
Stability analysis of MMICs becomes a preoccupation of engineers for the design of power amplifiers ...
Stability analysis of MMICs becomes a preoccupation of engineers for the design of power amplifiers ...
This article presents a computer tool that allows to carry out a mathematical analysis of the physic...
This paper presents a method for analyzing the stability of small-signal microwave amplifiers with a...
In the last years, the Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit (RFIC) market has grown significantly, bei...
This thesis demonstrates the use of pole zero identification method to stabilize a 2.32 - 2.37 GHz c...
In this letter we present the first implementation of Floquet theory for the large-signal stability ...
MMIC power amplifiers usually require many transistors "paralleled" by means of microstrip dividers/...
MMIC power amplifiers usually require many transistors “paralleled” by means of microstrip dividers/...
International audienceSpecific CAD oriented methods have been developed [1] for linear and non-linea...
International audienceSpecific CAD oriented methods have been developed [1] for linear and non-linea...
Stability analysis of structures composed of transistors “paralleled” by means of power dividers/com...
none4noThis paper describes a method for the stability analysis and stabilization criteria in multi-...
This paper describes a method for the stability analysis and stabilization criteria in multi-device ...
This paper describes a method for the stability analysis and stabilization criteria in multi-device ...
Stability analysis of MMICs becomes a preoccupation of engineers for the design of power amplifiers ...
Stability analysis of MMICs becomes a preoccupation of engineers for the design of power amplifiers ...
This article presents a computer tool that allows to carry out a mathematical analysis of the physic...
This paper presents a method for analyzing the stability of small-signal microwave amplifiers with a...
In the last years, the Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit (RFIC) market has grown significantly, bei...
This thesis demonstrates the use of pole zero identification method to stabilize a 2.32 - 2.37 GHz c...
In this letter we present the first implementation of Floquet theory for the large-signal stability ...