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Definition of "power added efficiency" |
In an RF power amplifier, power added efficiency (PAE) is defined as the ratio of the difference of the output and input signal power to the DC power consumed. In other words: PAE = (PRFOUT - PRFIN)/PDC = (PRFOUT - PRFIN)/(VDC*IDC) / In an RF power amplifier, power added efficiency (PAE) is defined as the ratio of the difference of the output and input signal power to the DC power consumed. In other words PAE = (PRFOUT PRFIN)/PDC = (PRFOUT PRFIN)/(VDC*IDC). / dimensionless ratio of RF power delivered from a device to the load minus the input incident RF power versus the total DC power dissipated in the device. |
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