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design of rf power amplifier

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what is 1 db compresion point in rf power amplifier
 

The Gain is not anymore constant vs. input power but drops about 1dB.

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as the input power increases, the gain won't be linear. In order to denote the linearity, the point where this linear gain drops 1 dB, is used.
 

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as the input power increases, the gain won't be linear. In order to denote the linearity, the point where this linear gain drops 1 dB, is used.
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You mean constant not linear?
 

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