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0.6
Z ∞ p(vo )
ηav = η(v)p(v)dv 0.4
−∞ 0.2
vo
RF C
C∞
vo
vin RL
Driver Amp
L1 LD
C1 C2
vo
vin L2 R0
RB1 RB2
VB1 VB2
If the gain of the output stage is not too great, then the
power of the driver is not negligible and the overall
efficiency must include a careful driver design.
Here, an L matching network is used to convert the
input impedance of the output stage (usually low) to a
higher value close to the Ropt of the driver stage.
A. M. Niknejad University of California, Berkeley EECS 142 Lecture 27 p. 6/32 – p.
Class B PA
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vin vbias VCC
VCC
p(t)
0V
η(V )
as sB 50%
cl
sA
clas
VCC
RF C
C∞
vo
vin RL
vbias
1π Ip
= Ip =
π2 2
A. M. Niknejad University of California, Berkeley EECS 142 Lecture 27 p. 13/32 –p
Class B Waveforms
ic (t) vc (t)
VCC
0V
RF C
C∞
vo
vin RL
010
011 001
100 000 I I 2 + Q2 = A2
101 111
110
ic (t) vc (t)
3ω0
ω0 RL
RF C
ℓ = λ0 /4
Z0
ω0 RL
S2
RL
S1
RL
0V
i2L RL 2
2 VDD 2
VDD
PL = = 2 ≈ 0.2
2 π RL RL
Amplitude
to PWM
RL