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Elmazova, Flavie. "Contribution à l’étude de l’amplification de puissance en technologie GaN par la technique de suivi d’enveloppe." Limoges, 2011. https://aurore.unilim.fr/theses/nxfile/default/96f82fad-1d8b-456f-bcb7-11f40bbda9bd/blobholder:0/2011LIMO4026.pdf.
Full textThe work of this thesis is the study of microwave power GaN technology amplification. In this, a brief description of the main properties of this material is made to justify the choice of a particular candidate for microwave power applications. The next step was to characterize and extract the non-linear model of a GaN transistor. This model served as a basic unit for the simulation of an amplifier and a polarization modulator. The combination of these two functions has allowed us to apply and study the Envelope Tracking principle at L-band and some of the main characteristics of this amplification technique have been shown. In a second step, an experimental validation at S band has been done by using a built-in GaN amplifier and a laboratory test-Bench. The efficiency improvement of the RF power amplifier is observed by this technique and linearization is necessary to improve the linearity
Khelifi, Noureddine. "Compatibilité Electromagnétique des amplificateurs GaN radiofréquence à suivi d’enveloppe : Analyse et modélisation de l’influence du bruit des alimentations à découpage." Limoges, 2013. https://aurore.unilim.fr/theses/nxfile/default/d8ec9e05-2918-47ea-8131-05296eebc1da/blobholder:0/2013LIMO4019.pdf.
Full textThe work of this thesis addresses EMC problems related to switching power supplies, which are used as bias control of RF power amplifiers. Such supplies generate a chopping noise that may have a significant impact on the RF amplifier operation. Following a general presentation of the issue, the characterization and modeling of decoupling capacitors are achieved in order to justify the choice of such a decoupling network that is suitable for supply noise decoupling, while focusing on recently developed technologies to minimize parasitic elements, especially the inductance. The next step concerns the study of a DC‐DC converter operation, with an analysis of the different parameters that can decrease the switching noise level (decoupling network composition, PCB routing, etc. ). Switching noise modeling is the performed to allow integrating this parameter in the simulations during the development of the global system. Eventually, the last part of this work presents a characterization methodology for PSRR (Power Supply Rejection Ratio) of RF power amplifiers. A study of the influence of different configurations (decoupling, routing) of the matching output circuit on the PSRR level was performed
Rifi, Mohamed Aziz. "Etude et conception d’un amplificateur de puissance en technologie GaN MMIC fonctionnant en bande K adapté aux systèmes de suivi d’enveloppe." Thesis, Limoges, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021LIMO0019.
Full textThis thesis work is part of the process of continuous improvement of the efficiency and linearity of power amplifiers in presence of signals on modulated carriers used in modern telecommunications systems. These signals have a high PAPR and a statistical envelope distribution centered below the envelope peak value. As a result, conventional power amplifiers (Class AB fixed bias) are often oversized to meet the needs of the telecom industry. The envelope tracking technique has been used to increase the PAE along the OBO (10 dB for LTE) while maintaining a constant power gain associated to a good linearity in terms of AM/AM conversion. A power amplifier design method in MMIC technology based on the use of GaN HEMTs has been developed and is used to design an APdelivering an output power of 4W and operating in K-band [17-20GHz]. The realized APwas then coupled to a digital drain bias modulator. The APand bias modulator assembly constituting an envelope tracking system called APSE was characterized in terms of efficiency and linearity in presence of modulated signals. The APSE shows very interesting performances compared to those obtained with a fixed bias AP. Indeed, at an OBO of about 7dB, in the [17-20GHz] band, the PAE is improved by [10-7.5]. The average PAE along the OBO varies between 32 and 36% over the considered band and it is associated to an EVM varying between 5 and 1.6% with a quasi-static DPD applied to the baseband signal.The characterizations of APSE have demonstrated the interest of the use of envelope tracking power amplifiers in modern telecommunications systems
Disserand, Anthony. "Nouvelle architecture d’amplificateur de puissance fonctionnant en commutation." Thesis, Limoges, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LIMO0107/document.
Full textTelecommunication systems development is linked to working frequency and bandwidths increasement of future systems on one hand, and the growing place taken by digital electronics in the transmission chains on the other hand. Concerning the second point, the RF power generation in emitters is still implemented in an analog way, but the energy management of the RF power amplifiers is more and more assisted by numeric devices. The appearance of the 'digital technology' in the field of RF power is characterized by the implementation of high speed switching electronic systems like bias modulators for envelope tracking, power digital to analog converters (Power-DAC) or switching mode RF amplifiers (Classe S or D). This thesis work fits in this context, it describes two original switching devices based on GaN HEMT transistors. These elementary switching cells are realized in MMIC technology, they allow switching frequencies up to few hundreds MHz, with voltages reaching 50V, powers about 100W and energy efficiency greater than 80%. These switching cells are then used in various applications: two kinds of bias modulators for envelope tracking system as well as two architectures of class D amplifiers (half-bridge and full-bridge) are analyzed and validated by experimental results
Nonet, Olivier. "Conception d’amplificateurs de puissance haut rendement en technologie MMIC pour applications radiocommunication 5G." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Limoges, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024LIMO0037.
Full textModern radio communication networks use complex modulated signals with high spectral efficiency, offering significant data rates. However, this comes at the expense of high peak factors.This latter parameter significantly degrades the average efficiency of amplifiers, leading to increased thermal dissipation, thereby limiting prospects for miniaturization, cost reduction, and reliability of the power amplifier. This work presents the design of an RF power amplifier >40W in the L/S band. This component has been specifically developed to be compatible with an envelope tracking efficiency enhancement system. To meet this requirement, a quasi-MMIC miniaturization approach in a plastic package, comprising a GaN HEMT 0.25µm on SiC active part, and passive adaptation circuits in AsGa (ULRC-20), have been selected. A multi-phase envelope tracking architecture has subsequently been developed to be associated with this amplifier and operate with complex 5G modulated signals, wideband with high PAPR levels (>8dB)