How much phase shift for CE amplifier?
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11 Citations | Calculation results suggest that the proper range of phase shift for general application is about from 0.5 to 2.0 rad for both the fixed and linear phase shift errors. |
728 Citations | Only 180° shifts of the radiofrequency phase are used, and the performance is remarkably insensitive to the exact setting of this phase shift. |
24 Citations | This concept is able to provide any desirable phase shift. |
55 Citations | The study also showed that the operating temperature plays an important role in achieving the optimum phase shift for microwave applications. |
20 Citations | These results can provide guidelines for fabricating any phase shift value FBGs. |
It is also shown via simulation and experimental results that the proposed ideal phase shifter gives good dynamic and steady state phase shift performances. | |
29 Citations | We present a new technique for radio frequency (RF) phase-shift amplification based on RF interferometry and demonstrate it in an optical system. |
This situation is ideal for an experimental study of the phase error due to the phase-shift error in the phase-shifting technique, as it will be shown in this paper. | |
82 Citations | Our theoretical framework leads to accurate predictions of the critical point and equation of state associated with the Ce – phase transition. |
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