Simulation of Power Amplifier Parameters in AWR Software
Date: 22 May 2026 | Posted by: voska89
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Zero to Hero about PA, Phase Noise, SFDR, IP3, IMD,Harmonics, etc...
What you'll learn
Introduction to Power Amplifier
Definition of Power Amplifier Parameters
Distortion Parameters
Harmonic Distortion
AM-AM/AM-PM
Intermodulation Distortion (Second and Third order intermodulation)
Intercept Point (IPn) (IP3)
Intermodulation Distortion Power (P_IMD)
Carrier to Intermodulation Ratio (C/I)
Spurious Free Dynamic Range (SFDR)
Adjacent Channel Power Ratio(ACPR)
Noise and Co-Channel Power Ratio (NPR and CCPR)
Multi-tone Intermodulation Ratio (M-IMR)
Error Vector Magnitude
Class of Operation
RF power device family
Requirements
You will learn whatever you need to know.
Description
A power amplifier (PA) is an essential component, playing a key role in the realization of many microwave and millimetre-wave systems. PA applications span a broad range of areas, among Which telecommunications, radar, electronic warfare, heating, and medical microwave imaging represent just a few examples. Given such extremely diversified fields, PA specifications may greatly differ in operating, technological and design
Requirements
. As a consequence, a wide variety of PA realizations results, from travelling-wave tube amplifiers in satellite payloads to solid-state amplifiers for personal wireless communication handsets, from microwave heating tubes to amplifiers composing hyperthermia apparatus. You can optimize & matching the LNA and Power Amplifiers with Optenni software as well. Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) matching is a fundamental RF design task.In general the best noise performance is achieved in a matching configuration that does not provide the highest gain.Power Amplifier
- Introduction to Power Amplifier
- Definition of Power Amplifier Parameters
- Distortion Parameters
- Harmonic Distortion
- AM-AM/AM-PM
- Intermodulation Distortion (Second and Third order intermodulation)
- Intercept Point (IP3)
- Intermodulation Distortion Power ()
- Carrier to Intermodulation Ratio (C/I)
- Spurious Free Dynamic Range (SFDR)
- Adjacent Channel Power Ratio(ACPR)
- Noise and Co-Channel Power Ratio (NPR and CCPR)
- Multi-tone Intermodulation Ratio (M-IMR)
- Error Vector Magnitude
- Class of Operation
- RF power device family
Who this course is for
Beginners & Professionals in RF and Antenna Designers
Electromagnetic device designers (Filter, Waveguide, Coupler, etc...)
Engineering Students
Academics and Researchers
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