This invention belongs to the field of
wireless communication and
signal processing technology, and relates to a digital
predistortion method,
system, and application for power amplifiers in shortwave communication systems. This invention can cover the
wide dynamic range of the power
amplifier's operating range in shortwave communication systems, maintaining excellent
linearization compensation across the entire power range. It effectively improves modulation
signal distortion, spectral broadening, and
adjacent channel interference, significantly reducing the
system bit error rate and improving the quality of the transmitted
signal, thus meeting the requirements for spectral and
linearity specifications. This invention eliminates the need for multiple
predistortion models and complex switching logic, greatly reducing
system implementation complexity and storage resource overhead. When power levels switch or the
signal envelope changes rapidly, it avoids additional
distortion introduced by abrupt changes in
predistortion parameters, ensuring continuous and stable
linearization. Furthermore, this invention supports online adaptive updates, enabling real-time
adaptation to changes in the nonlinear characteristics of the power
amplifier, improving system robustness and environmental adaptability.