lt q 3 u00b7 f 1 3 u00b7 p u00b7 f 1 lt 2 n u2033 u00b7 u03c0 u03c0 3 equation 17 fig6 is a graph for comparing output spectra which are obtained by inputting a same signal to the power amplifier of the present invention and the power amplifier of the related art of fig1 in this graph the horizontal axis shows the frequency of the output signal the fundamental frequency is 2 ghz as same as the input signal the second harmonic frequency is 4 ghz and the third harmonic frequency is 6 ghz also the vertical axis shows a relative power normalized by the output power at the fundamental frequency though the both fundamental wave output powers have no difference it can be understood that at the second harmonic frequency and at the third harmonic frequency the power amplifier of the present invention can reduce the output power of more than 10 db compared with the related art fig7 a is a graph showing an output spectrum of the power amplifier of the present invention fig7 b is a graph showing an output spectrum of the power amplifier of the related art by comparing the two graphs it can be understood that the power amplifier of the present exemplary embodiment is capable of reducing the third order distortion of about 10 db in the above exemplary embodiment a chip shaped ones are used as condensers and inductors but this is not a limitation for example inter digit type one and mim capacitor can be.