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ACPR
(redirected from Adjacent Channel Power Ratio)

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ACPRAdjacent Channel Power Ratio
ACPRAriel Center for Policy Research (Israel)
ACPRAdjacent-Channel Power Rejection
ACPRAdjacent Channel Protection Ratio
ACPRAmerican Crossbred Pony Registry
ACPRAdvanced Core Performance Reactor
ACPRAverage-Case Performance Ratio


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This model will allow us to accurately perform adjacent channel power ratio simulation in combination with other circuit blocks in our designs.
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The adjacent channel power ratio, ACPR, is less than -40dBc at 25dBm average output power and the third-order intercept point, IP3, is as high as 47dBm at 22dBm output power per tone.
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We can use traditional microwave techniques, and then co-simulate with actual, complex system signals to look at adjacent channel power ratio (ACPR) and error vector magnitude (EVM).
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