Automatic resonant frequency matching of power amplifier by transformer loop sampling

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Abstract

A new automatic resonant frequency matching technique based on voltage detection by sampling the output transformer loop of the radio-frequency power amplifier (PA) in ultrasonic medical applications is proposed. The proposed automatic resonant frequency matching circuitry is composed of a single-loop coil added to a PA output transformer, voltage divider, diode detector and micro-controller unit for frequency adjustment. Using the proposed circuitry, the resonant frequency shift due to output load variations can be effectively tracked and compensated to provide optimised power transfer to a nonlinear load. For verification, a prototype ultrasonic medical application using a piezoelectric transducer is implemented and examined with silicone oil to check the resonance.

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Lee, H. L., Jang, H. S., Park, D. H., Lee, M. Q., & Yu, J. W. (2015). Automatic resonant frequency matching of power amplifier by transformer loop sampling. Electronics Letters, 51(6), 510–512. https://doi.org/10.1049/el.2014.3168

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