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          <dc:title>Design of RF Power Amplifier for Satellite Ground Station</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Saw Kay Thwe Moe</dc:creator>
          <dc:creator>Zaw Min Naing</dc:creator>
          <dc:creator>Kyaw Soe Lwin</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>This paper explores the design of RF power amplifier&#13; for satellite ground station. The overall circuit for RF power&#13; amplifier is implemented in this paper. The circuit is more&#13; suitable for C band which covers the range of 4GHz to 6GHz&#13; with small signal gain of greater than 10 dB. The goal of this&#13; paper is to design a 2W CMOS rf power amplifier in Comtech&#13; satellite network. The design is realized with the help of BSIM&#13; model (metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor)&#13; platform. The implementation procedure for RF power amplifier&#13; is also presented in this paper. This procedure includes&#13; preamplifier stage and power amplifier stage. Preamplifier stage&#13; includes modeling the transistor design, biasing of that transistor&#13; and stability checking analysis. Input and output matching&#13; networks were introduced to provide the maximum possible&#13; transfer of power between a source and its load. And the power&#13; amplifier stage includes design calculation of Class E power&#13; amplifier and its tuning procedure. The performance results are&#13; evaluated by the Superspice software platform. A good&#13; agreement between the measurements and the simulation results&#13; is also demonstrated.</dc:description>
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