Linear amplification arrangement with non-linear amplifier element for a mobile radio device
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1. An apparatus for optimizing the efficiency of an amplifier arrangement comprising:
- a non-linear power amplifier in a mobile radio device; and
a plurality of push-pull phase modifiers coupled to said amplifier,wherein said phase modifiers generate a signal offset in phase from an input signal,wherein the outputs of the phase modifiers are coupled to a passive component,wherein a symmetrical transformer included in the amplifier arrangement is used as the passive component,wherein a voltage is decoupled in the symmetrical transformer that is rectified in a rectifier, and wherein the direct current output by the rectifier is fed to a supply unit as charge current, andwherein a signal generated by the power amplifier is divided into two part signals of equal size and fed to the plurality of phase modifiers.
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Abstract
A system and method to optimize the efficiency of an amplifier device is provided by the including a non-linear amplifier in a mobile radio device. A phase displaced signal in relation to the input signal is respectively produced in the amplifier device with a non-linear power amplifier and in a plurality of push-pull successive phase modifiers, and the outputs of the phase modifier are connected by a passive component.
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1. An apparatus for optimizing the efficiency of an amplifier arrangement comprising:
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a non-linear power amplifier in a mobile radio device; and a plurality of push-pull phase modifiers coupled to said amplifier, wherein said phase modifiers generate a signal offset in phase from an input signal, wherein the outputs of the phase modifiers are coupled to a passive component, wherein a symmetrical transformer included in the amplifier arrangement is used as the passive component, wherein a voltage is decoupled in the symmetrical transformer that is rectified in a rectifier, and wherein the direct current output by the rectifier is fed to a supply unit as charge current, and wherein a signal generated by the power amplifier is divided into two part signals of equal size and fed to the plurality of phase modifiers. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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