fig1 shows an amplifier arrangement for implementing a linear amplifier system with non - linear amplifier components . two phase modifiers ps controllable with a modulation signal are connected after a c - class power amplifier lv ( where efficiency can be realized in practice in the range of 75 %). the circuit of fig1 can be implemented with any class of amplifier ( a , b or cc ). however , the efficiency may be degraded with an amplifier lv operated other than in c class mode . after the power amplifier lv , the generated signal or the power prf is divided up into two part signals or part powers of equal size prf 1 and prf 2 . these part powers are routed via the push - pull phase modifiers ps . in accordance with amplitude information , the power ( rf ) is converted as power dissipation in the load balancing resistor law . amplitude information in this case is envelope curve information . the main disadvantage of this circuit arrangement also arises here . corresponding to the crest factor ( ratio of peak power to average power ) the c - class power amplifier lv must be arranged for the peak power to be transmitted . however in such a circuit arrangement this leads to a large part of the rf power generated prf being converted in the load balancing resistor law . fig2 shows a amplifier arrangement for feeding back electrical energy to a supply unit of a mobile radio device . the power amplifier lv from fig1 can again be seen in this diagram operating in c - class mode with subsequent power separation prf 1 and prf 2 and the controllable phase modifiers ps . the circuit of fig2 works with any class of amplifier ( a , b or c ), however the efficiency may be degraded with a power amplifier lv operated other than in c mode . omitted from this diagram is the load balancing resistor law which is replaced by a symmetrical transformer sü ( ballun ). furthermore , a rectifier arrangement gr connected to a direct current supply unit ve is added . the task of this new circuit arrangement is to route the dissipated power ( hf ) of the power supply unit ( battery , ac adapter etc .) previously converted in the load balancing resistor law to a mobile radio device , and a mobile station for a cellular mobile radio network , as direct current . after the power amplifier lv , power components prf 1 and prf 2 are routed via the phase modifiers ps . the electrical length or the throughput time of the power components prf 1 and prf 2 is influenced with phase modifiers ps . thus , as an example , power component prf 1 is increased in path 1 by phase modifier ps , and the delay time in path 2 is reduced by the other phase modifier ps ( push - pull ). this is achieved through two vectors which have the same phase angle before the phase modifier ps and are different after the phase modifier ps . this produces a different length of sum vector for the addition of the two subvectors before and after the phase modifiers ps as regards the amount . the phase modifiers ps are controlled by an amplitude modulation signal , which , for example , can be an audio signal , video signal or similar information . the amplitude modulation signal can be decoupled from the input signal ( useful signal ). however it can also be any given signal . if the control voltage of the phase modifiers ps is not equal to zero , there is a voltage drop at the symmetrical transformer sü . the control voltage corresponds to the amplitude modulation signal and is thus zero when the modulation voltage is zero , via the symmetrical amplifier su this voltage is transmitted on the secondary side of the transformer sü and referenced there to a potential . in this example , this is represented by a ground symbol . a reference to a battery potential , for example , is however also always conceivable . subsequently , the voltage is rectified with a multipath rectifier and filtering is performed . the greatest efficiency is preferably obtained with a multipath rectifier . it would also be possible to use another rectifier . the direct current set can then be fed to the supply unit ve . to optimize the functionality of the overall circuit the input impedance of the rectifier gr should be almost independent of amplitude . if the input impedance of the rectifier is not constant , non - linear distortions are created which affect the function of the overall circuit . to transmit all signal components free of distortion , the c amplifier lv is designed for transmitting the maximum peak power occurring in the circuit . this means that the amplifier lv runs with a constant power which lies above the average power required at the output by the crest factor . with normal transmission procedures , the crest factor lies in the range 3 db to 10 db . if the amplifier lv is dimensioned for a crest factor of 10 db , this means that for the arrangement with a load balancing resistor law ( fig1 ), appr . 90 % of the generated power would be a converted in the load balancing resistor law as power dissipation . with the expanded circuit there is now the opportunity of capturing a this power dissipation component ( hf ) and feeding it to a supply unit ve as charge current . an hf ( power dissipation )- dc ( direct current ) conversion is thus performed . the above described description and drawings are only to be considered illustrative of exemplary embodiments , which achieve the features and advantages of the invention . modifications and substitutions to specific process conditions and structures can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention . accordingly , the invention is not to be considered as being limited by the foregoing description and drawings , but is only limited by the scope of the appended claims .