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Title: Modulated output power versus single tone Post by archmage on Nov 13th, 2010, 2:25am Hi, I'm just wondering if the single tone measured gain is identical with the gain measured with a modulated signal. Let's say I have a PA that has G = 25dB and I drive it with Pin = 0 dBm - single tone at 2GHz. If I then drive it with equivalent WCDMA modulated input signal (Pin = 0 dBm) will I get the same Pout? (assuming the PA is far away from being saturated) |
Title: Re: Modulated output power versus single tone Post by RFICDUDE on Nov 14th, 2010, 5:29pm Yes, the power is the same so long as the gain is linear. |
Title: Re: Modulated output power versus single tone Post by rfmagic on Nov 15th, 2010, 1:23am The integrated power will be the same in both cases. the gain will be the same no matter what the integrated band is. |
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