Abstract:
The paper proposes an accurate, fast and advanced neural network approach to model the small signal behavior of GaN High Electron Mobility Transistor (HEMT). The presente...Show MoreMetadata
Abstract:
The paper proposes an accurate, fast and advanced neural network approach to model the small signal behavior of GaN High Electron Mobility Transistor (HEMT). The presented approach makes use of the nonlinear autoregressive series-parallel and parallel architectures to model a 2×200μm device for a broad frequency range of 1GHz - 18GHz. A comparison is drawn between the two architectures based on the training algorithm, accuracy, convergence rate and number of epochs. An excellent agreement is found between the measured S-parameters and the proposed model for the complete broad frequency range. The proposed model can be embedded into computer aided design tool for an accurate and expedited design process of RF/microwave circuits and systems.
Date of Conference: 15-18 July 2019
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 15 August 2019
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- Index Terms
- Artificial Neural Network ,
- Behavioral Model ,
- High Electron Mobility Transistors ,
- Neural Network ,
- Convergence Rate ,
- Excellent Agreement ,
- Parallelization ,
- Training Algorithm ,
- Small Signal ,
- High Electron Mobility ,
- Neural Network Approach ,
- Activation Function ,
- Model Validation ,
- Hidden Layer ,
- Neural Model ,
- Input Layer ,
- Fitness Function ,
- Multilayer Perceptron ,
- Neural Architecture ,
- Feed-forward Network ,
- Very High Frequency ,
- Series Of Analogues ,
- High Power Amplifier ,
- Small-signal Model ,
- Device Behavior ,
- Power Amplifier ,
- Multi-step Prediction ,
- Feed-forward Architecture
- Author Keywords
Keywords assist with retrieval of results and provide a means to discovering other relevant content. Learn more.
- Index Terms
- Artificial Neural Network ,
- Behavioral Model ,
- High Electron Mobility Transistors ,
- Neural Network ,
- Convergence Rate ,
- Excellent Agreement ,
- Parallelization ,
- Training Algorithm ,
- Small Signal ,
- High Electron Mobility ,
- Neural Network Approach ,
- Activation Function ,
- Model Validation ,
- Hidden Layer ,
- Neural Model ,
- Input Layer ,
- Fitness Function ,
- Multilayer Perceptron ,
- Neural Architecture ,
- Feed-forward Network ,
- Very High Frequency ,
- Series Of Analogues ,
- High Power Amplifier ,
- Small-signal Model ,
- Device Behavior ,
- Power Amplifier ,
- Multi-step Prediction ,
- Feed-forward Architecture
- Author Keywords