Ken Smith wrote:
RF transmitter power amps are certainly "impedance matched" to the
intended load. Take a look in the ARRL "The radio amateur's handbook".
If you have the 1944 addition, you will need to start reading at page 96
in the lower right column. If you don't have that, try Motorola's AN-721.

It appears that I may have canceled an earlier posting
by accident so will repeat it.

A certain Class-E CMOS amp is in full saturation for
10% of a cycle, 0.5v at 2a. For the rest of the time
it is off. The supply voltage is 12v. What is the
steady-state impedance of the source at the fundamental
frequency?
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp


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