Lecture

Basic RF Concepts: Nonlinearity and Time Variance

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Description

This lecture covers basic RF concepts related to nonlinearity and time variance. It discusses the effects of nonlinearity on single tone and two-tone inputs, including harmonic distortion, gain compression, desensitization, blocking, cross modulation, and intermodulation. The lecture also explores the distinction between linear and time variant systems, memoryless systems, and the impact of gain compression on FM and AM waveforms.

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