J. Rousset, Y. Harkouss, J. Collantes, M. Campovecchio
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An accurate neural network model of FET for intermodulation and power analysis
An accurate nonlinear FET model based on a Neural Network representation of the drain current source has been developed to predict intermodulation distortion as well as output power performance. This new neural network model has been implemented in a commercial harmonic balance simulator and its efficiency is evidenced by a comparison with an empirical model (Tajima). The accuracy of the proposed model is verified by active load-pull measurements on a Texas HFET at 10 GHz.