Synopsis
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1 Introduction. 1.1 Context and trends in wireless Communications. 1.2 Resilience to unpredictably changing environments. 1.3 Improvements by adaptively controlled RF front-ends. 1.4 Aim and scope of this book. 1.5 Book outline.
2 Adaptive RF frond-ends. 2.1 Introduction. 2.2 RF front-end functionality. 2.3 Fluctuations in operating conditions. 2.4 Impact of variables. 2.5 Adaptive control theory. 2.6 Identification of variables for detection and correction. 2.7 Conclusions on adaptive RF front-ends.
3 Adaptive impedance control. 3.1 Introduction. 3.2 Mismatch detection method. 3.3 Adaptively controlled PI-networks using differentially controlled capacitors. 3.4 Adaptively controlled L-network using cascaded loops. 3.5 Adaptive series-LC matching network using RF-MEMS. 3.6 Load line adaptation. 3.7 Conclusions on adaptive impedance control.
4 Adaptive power control. 4.1 Introduction. 4.2 Safe operating conditions. 4.3 Power adaptation for ruggedness. 4.4 Power adaptation for linearity. 4.5 Conclusions on adaptive power control.
5 Conclusions.
Appendix A Overview of adaptively controlled matching networks. Appendix B A dual-banding technique. Appendix C Transistor breakdown voltages.
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