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Query: A Modified Doherty Configuration for Broadband Amplification Using Symmetrical Devices
Frequency Response Analysis and Bandwidth Extension of the Doherty Amplifier
Design of Highly Efficient Three-Stage Inverted Doherty Power Amplifier
A 700-W peak ultra-wideband broadcast Doherty amplifier
An extended Doherty amplifier with high efficiency over a wide power range
Design of GaN Doherty Power Amplifiers for Broadband Applications
Electronically Tunable Doherty Power Amplifier for Multi-Mode Multi-Band Base Stations
A 28-GHz Symmetrical Doherty Power Amplifier Using Stacked-FET Cells
A High-Efficiency 100-W GaN Three-Way Doherty Amplifier for Base-Station Applications
Asymmetrical Doherty amplifier using GaN HEMTs for high-power applications
A Doherty power amplifier based on a tapered line impedance inverter
Highly Efficient Doherty Amplifier Based on Class-E Topology for WCDMA Applications
Microwave Doherty Power Amplifier for High Efficiency and Linearity
A wideband 700W push-pull Doherty amplifier
3–3.6-GHz Wideband GaN Doherty Power Amplifier Exploiting Output Compensation Stages
Design of Doherty Power Amplifiers for Handset Applications
Design of a Concurrent Dual-Band 1.8–2.4-GHz GaN-HEMT Doherty Power Amplifier
A Doherty Amplifier With Modified Load Modulation Scheme Based on Load–Pull Data
Doherty amplifier design for 3.5 GHz WiMAX considering load line and loop stability
Optimum operation of asymmetrical-cells-based linear Doherty power Amplifiers-uneven power drive and power matching
Design and Linearization of Concurrent Dual-Band Doherty Power Amplifier With Frequency-Dependent Power Ranges
Epileptic seizure prediction and control
Poor nutritional status of schoolchildren in urban and peri-urban areas of Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso)
Optimum operation of asymmetrical-cells-based linear Doherty power Amplifiers-uneven power drive and power matching
Design of High-Speed Iterative Dividers in GF(2m)
Combi ni ng Li nk and Content for Communi ty Detecti on: A Discriminative Approach