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A classification optimization method for broadband Doherty power amplifier designs using Support Vector Machine
DOI:10.1016/j.aeue.2026.156586.png)
Abstract
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This paper proposes a classification-based optimization method for broadband, high-efficiency Doherty power amplifier (DPA) design, leveraging the Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithm. Unlike conventional regression-based methods, the proposed method first identifies the feasible impedance region satisfying the design requirements, and then constructs binary classification models to distinguish viable from non-viable design candidates. The proposed method enables efficient navigation of high-dimensional impedance space without reliance on parametric curve-fitting. To verify the proposed method, two broadband DPAs operating within the Sub-6 GHz spectrum are designed: one covering 1.5-2.4 GHz, and the other covering 3.1-3.6 GHz. Measured results demonstrate that the 1.5-2.4 GHz DPA achieves a saturated drain efficiency (DE) higher than 61.0% and a 6-dB back-off DE higher than 48.0%, while the 3.1-3.6 GHz DPA achieves a saturated DE over 56.4% and a 6-dB back-off DE over 43.3%. It is to highlight that the proposed method inherently circumvents the overfitting issue endemic to regression-based methods, making it particularly robust for high-efficiency, wideband PA designs.
Keywords:
Broadband
Classification optimization method
Doherty power amplifier
High-efficiency
Support Vector Machine
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