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An Intermodulation Prediction and Measurement Technique for Multiple Carriers through Weak Nonlinearities

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2 Author(s)
Sasaki, T. ; National Defense Academy ; Hataoka, H.

The theory of intermodulation distortion is discussed and a direct intermodulation measurement technique is proposed for the lower order components when many carriers are amplified by a weakly nonlinear amplifier. The test signal consists of a number of sinusoids fewer than that originally required and an amplitude modulated signal whose envelope distribution is given by a Rayleigh function. This technique simplifies the test equipment required and permits weaker nonlinearities to be studied than with the previous single carrier transfer technique.

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Date of Publication: Oct. 1979

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