Abstract

A nonlinear device modelling methodology capable of accurately predicting large-signal harmonic distortion in gallium nitride (GaN) HEMTs is presented. Harmonic balance simulation predicts the correct load target for maximum output power, with good agreement between measured and simulated load-pull data at 8 GHz. Fundamental output power at 8 GHz as well as second- and third-order harmonic distortion products at 16 and 24 GHz, respectively, are precisely predicted into 10 dB compression for a 2 W 150 mum GaN transistor

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