Amplifiers
Agilent offers design, simulation and test capability for all of your RF and microwave amplifier design and test needs.
Designers of low-noise amplifiers and power amplifiers can use harmonic balance simulation in Advanced Design System (ADS) to characterize gain compression and noise. Agilent Ptolemy simulation and Circuit Envelope simulation can be used to characterize amplifiers with digital modulation signals.
After designing your amplifier and building a prototype, you can utilize Agilent test equipment to verify your designs. Agilent products include Network Analyzers, Spectrum Analyzers, Signal Sources, Oscilloscopes and more, all for your amplifier test requirements.
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Highly Accurate Amplifier ACLR and ACPR Testing with the Agilent N5182A MXG Vector Signal Generator
This note discusses ACLR/ACPR as a key performance characteristic for power amplifiers used to test wireless communications systems and how the Agilent MXG vector signal generator is used to test them.
Application Note 2006-08-30 |
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Network Analysis Basics - 10 Hints for Making Better Network Analyzer Measurements (AN 1291-1B)
This Application Note contains hints to help you understand and improve your use of network analyzers, and a summary
of network analyzers and their capabilities.
Application Note 2001-09-17 |
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Testing CDMA Base Station Amplifiers (AN 1307)
The objective of this Application Note is to cover the basic measurement fundamentals of characterizing the linear and non-linear
behavior of CDMA power amplifiers.
Application Note 2000-05-01 |
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