Accurate RF and microwave system level modeling of wideband nonlinear circuits
- 11 June 2000
- conference paper
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Abstract
International audienceAccurate system level simulation is indispensable for efficient RF communication system design. However system level models of nonlinear circuits are today very limited by their inability to handle nonlinear memory effects. The paper describes a new approach of system-level modeling which accounts efficiently for nonlinear envelope memory effects of wideband amplifiers, multipliers and mixersKeywords
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