Balanced Amplifiers – Microwave Encyclopedia – Microwaves101.com

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18 Oct 2009

A balanced amplifier has two amplifying devices that are run in quadrature. That is, they are operating 90 degrees apart in transmission phase. A quadrature coupler or splitter on the input phase-shifts the two signals 90 degrees at the amplifier inputs, then a second quadrature coupler on the output “un-phase-shifts” the signals at the amplifier outputs so they combine in phase.

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Ivan

November 8th, 2009 at 7:32 pm

Interesting, did you plan to continue this article?
Thanks
Ivan

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