Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: A percentage linearization (PL) and a percentage linearization area (PLA) are defined and proposed as two new measures of the degree of AM-to-AM linearization, achieved by a linearization scheme, of the saturating region of nonlinear high por amplifiers (HPAs). The measures are based on defining a HPA saturation por point which is very close to the asymptotic output saturation por (AOSP) line. Here the point where the first derivative of the AM-to-AM dB por characteristic drops to 0.1 is so defined. Employing the passage through a typical pseudomorphic high electron mobility transistor solid-state por amplifier (PHEMT SSPA) of an UWC-136 8-PSK signal, as a test signal, an introductory insight into the usefulness of these linearization measures is presented.
["Mairtin O'Droma", 'N. Mgebrishvili', 'A. Goacher']
I am writing a research paper on a idea New percentage linearization measures of the degree of linearization of HPA nonlinearity
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