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New AWR Application Note Describes Benefits of Circuit Envelope Simulation
for 3G and 4G Amplifier Design

June 14, 2012 Press Release

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El Segundo, CA – June 14, 2012
 
What: Current and emerging wireless systems place greater demands on RF power amplifiers, including exceptional linearity, efficiency, and bandwidth. This new application note from AWR entitled “Leverage Circuit Envelope Simulation to Improve PA Performance” describes circuit envelope simulation, now part of AWR 2011. This technique lets designers optimize performance between linearity, efficiency, and bandwidth from the device to the system level. It builds on SPICE time domain and harmonic balance frequency domain simulation to provide more than either one alone can achieve. The full story continues on line:  www.awrcorp.com/Usa/Products/Visual-System-Simulator/
 
New AWR Application Note Describes Benefits of Circuit Envelope Simulation for 3G and 4G Amplifier DesignWhere: 
Online at http://web.awrcorp.com/content/Downloads/AWR-VSS-Envelope-White-Paper.pdf  and as a PDF attached to this media alert.
 
When: 
Immediately




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