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Oscillation-based Test for Measuring 1dB Gain Compression Point of Power Amplifiers

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In this article, a new method to measure the 1dB gain compression point (PldB) for a 5.8GHz power amplifier was proposed based on oscillation built-in self-test (OBIST) method.
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This paper describes a new method to measure the 1dB gain compression point (PldB) for a 5.8GHz power amplifier (PA). The proposed method is based on oscillation built-in self-test (OBIST) method. The circuit is designed in 180nm CMOS technology. The PA is transformed into an oscillator and growing PA input amplitude is produced without an external signal generator. This technique offers a proper growth rate of the PA input voltage amplitude with a proper operating frequency. Using this method, PldB occurs when the voltage input amplitude is 460.5mV. Finally, the new quasi OBIST method can measure the voltage input amplitude where the PldB occur with approximately 2% error.

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