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Modeling Nonlinearity using Polynomial Power
Series
It is always assumed that nonlinear measurements are
obtained when the input and output ports of the nonlinear component
are terminated in 50Ω. Nonlinear measurements
of a two-port component typically include the AM-AM and AM-PM effects.
This nonlinear relationship between S21 and P1
(the available input power) or, equivalently, between Pout
and P1
is represented by the following power series polynomials:


where
P1
= the available input power from the source (with RS = 50Ω)
= the output load power (assuming RL = 50Ω)

S21ss = the small signal gain.

The coefficients a1, a3, a5,... and b1,
b3,
b5,...
are calculated using a least-squares curve fitting technique based on
the user-supplied measurements P1 - Pout data
or P1 - S-parameters data. For example,
a set of coefficients can be obtained based on the following power amplifier
P1 - Pout measured
data (in 50ohm terminations).
RTH_PA 2-port
POUT dBm
P1 dBm, FREQ = 900MHz
* P1
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Pout
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Phase (degrees)
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5.00
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25.68
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88.75
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7.00
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27.67
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88.75
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9.00
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29.66
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88.75
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11.00
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31.64
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88.75
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13.00
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33.61
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88.75
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15.00
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35.56
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88.75
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17.00
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37.48
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88.76
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19.00
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39.35
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88.76
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21.00
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41.16
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88.76
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23.00
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42.86
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88.75
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25.00
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44.38
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88.71
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27.00
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45.65
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88.66
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29.00
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46.53
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88.76
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31.00
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47.17
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91.85
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33.00
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47.50
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97.08
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35.00
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47.66
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102.81
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Note
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If the error
obtained using the least squares curve fitting technique for the a and
b coefficients exceeds 1e-5, an alternate approach based on cubic spline
interpolation will be used to compute the output power level for a given
input signal power
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Note
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If the input
signal power to the nonlinear component exceeds the maximum supplied
measured input power P1, the simulator will assume the last supplied
output power entry in the measured data to be the saturation power.
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Note
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The above mentioned
data is given at FREQ = 900MHz. Additional nonlinear measured data at
other frequencies may be provided as well. The discrete time analysis
is capable of locating the actual operating point using multi-dimensional
data interpolation. For more information, please refer to the Nonlinear
RF Component Models documentation.
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If the user chooses to provide the nonlinear figures-of-merit
(OIP3 or P1dB and Psat) instead of measurement data, the power series
coefficients are approximated by


ai
= 0, i = 5,7, ...
bi
= 0, i = 1,3,5, ...
where:
S21
is the linear small signal gain
OIP3 is the output power
at the third order intercept point.
In this case, the simulations tend to be less accurate.

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