2013 IEEE International Symposium on Phased Array Systems and Technology 2013
DOI: 10.1109/array.2013.6731800
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Characterization of amplitude modulation bias coupling for solid-state high-power amplifiers

Abstract: A method is developed and validated to empirically characterize unwanted spectral coupling from a non-ideal power supply bias to the radio frequency (RF) output for solid-state high-power amplifiers (HPAs) operating in saturation. Specifically, the method currently addresses how power supply ripple amplitude modulates the RF carrier output by characterizing an amplitude modulation bias coupling (AMBC) factor as a function of carrier frequency and power supply ripple frequency. With this coupling factor, one is… Show more

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“…As the temperature of the array antenna increases, the thermal drift of the electronic devices inside the front power supply changes the power ripple, which further changes the excitation current output by the T/R components. Wong and Ricciardi [95] studied the infuence of diferent levels of biased power supply ripple voltage on the output spectrum of the highpower amplifers in radar. Abe et al [96] analysed the infuence of power ripple on the output phase of multi-beam klystron in high-power applications.…”
Section: Array Antenna Power Ripplementioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the temperature of the array antenna increases, the thermal drift of the electronic devices inside the front power supply changes the power ripple, which further changes the excitation current output by the T/R components. Wong and Ricciardi [95] studied the infuence of diferent levels of biased power supply ripple voltage on the output spectrum of the highpower amplifers in radar. Abe et al [96] analysed the infuence of power ripple on the output phase of multi-beam klystron in high-power applications.…”
Section: Array Antenna Power Ripplementioning
confidence: 99%