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A Gated Envelope Feedback Technique for Automatic Hardware Conditioning of RFIC PA's at Low Power Levels
A method for automatic multi-state hardware conditioning of RFIC PA's using a single control line is proposed. A gating technique is introduced to allow an on-chip embodiment of envelope feedback, used to simplify circuits and gain calibration requirements. Experimental results obtained with a GaAs IC implementation totaling an area of only 1.4mm2 show a potential for single chip integration of this technique.