The dynamic characteristics of the class E power amplifier with frequency modulation are derived. Such an analysis is essential for designing amplitude and frequency modulated amplifier systems such as an EER scheme. Conventionally, an analytical expression for the frequency response of a frequency modulated class E amplifier has not been derived yet. This omission is rectified here by modeling the circuit with both a low-frequency model and a high-frequency model. Further, a time domain waveform is derived from the frequency domain transfer function for some typical time varying drive signals. The analytical results for the frequency response of a 1-MHz class E amplifier are shown to match PSpice simulations and measured values well.
Tadashi SUETSUGU
Fukuoka University
Xiuqin WEI
Fukuoka University
Marian K. KAZIMIERCZUK
Wright State University
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Tadashi SUETSUGU, Xiuqin WEI, Marian K. KAZIMIERCZUK, "Analysis of Dynamic and Transient Response of Frequency Modulated Class E Amplifier" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E97-B, no. 8, pp. 1630-1637, August 2014, doi: 10.1587/transcom.E97.B.1630.
Abstract: The dynamic characteristics of the class E power amplifier with frequency modulation are derived. Such an analysis is essential for designing amplitude and frequency modulated amplifier systems such as an EER scheme. Conventionally, an analytical expression for the frequency response of a frequency modulated class E amplifier has not been derived yet. This omission is rectified here by modeling the circuit with both a low-frequency model and a high-frequency model. Further, a time domain waveform is derived from the frequency domain transfer function for some typical time varying drive signals. The analytical results for the frequency response of a 1-MHz class E amplifier are shown to match PSpice simulations and measured values well.
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