This is followed by a review of amplifier classes and an introduction to pulse-mode amplifiers. Methods of power combining to increase output are discussed. The concept of large-signal impedances as applied to power amplifier design is presented and discussed. Concepts such as load-pull and the prediction of power output are reviewed. Continuing Education accepts payment by a check made payable to Georgia Tech or by credit card with the account number and expiration date of your VISA, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover account.
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