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- initialism electronics adjacent channel leakage power ratio.
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Once you boost the output power of your amplifier, you reduce the linearity and deteriorate the EVM (error-vector magnitude) and ACLR (adjacent-channel-leakage ratio) of the communication, especially if your goal is to design an efficient power amplifier.
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ACLR correction with PA output efficiencies exceeding 40 per cent, allowing flexible and efficient RRH designs.
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W-CDMA [6. 5dBpeak/average] corrected to better than - 50dBc ACLR covering well over the 2.11 - to 2. 17GHz
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Up to 26 dB ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Ratio) improvement
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Up to 26 dB ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Ratio) improvement
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Combining the PXA with an embedded measurement application provides excellent dynamic range, up to -87 dB for 3GPP ACLR, and power meter-like accuracy of (0.19 dB, reducing the number of tools needed in BTS R
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Combining the PXA with an embedded measurement application provides excellent dynamic range, up to -87 dB for 3GPP ACLR, and power meter-like accuracy of (0.19 dB, reducing the number of tools needed in BTS R
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Combining the PXA with an embedded measurement application provides excellent dynamic range, up to -87 dB for 3GPP ACLR, and power meter-like accuracy of (0.19 dB, reducing the number of tools needed in BTS R
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Combining the PXA with an embedded measurement application provides excellent dynamic range, up to -87 dB for 3GPP ACLR, and power meter-like accuracy of (0.19 dB, reducing the number of tools needed in BTS R
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Combining the PXA with an embedded measurement application provides excellent dynamic range, up to -87 dB for 3GPP ACLR, and power meter-like accuracy of (0.19 dB, reducing the number of tools needed in BTS R
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