Radiofrequency rectifying circuit of double-frequency double-branch structure
A rectifier circuit and dual-branch technology, applied in the field of radio frequency rectifier circuits, can solve problems such as high load voltage and low input power, and achieve the effects of increasing output voltage, suppressing fundamental frequency, and improving integration.
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[0036] The principle of the RF rectifier circuit with dual-frequency dual-branch structure is as follows: figure 1 As shown, a microstrip line with a characteristic impedance of 50 ohms is used as the signal input terminal, and is divided into a high-frequency branch and a low-frequency branch of 100 ohms. Both branches include a short-circuit stub matching network, a two-stage cascaded voltage doubler rectifier branch and a harmonic suppression branch. Since the matching networks of the two branches work in two different frequency bands, after the RF energy passes through the input end, the high-frequency energy mainly enters the high-frequency branch, and the low-frequency energy mainly enters the low-frequency branch. Harmonic suppression is required after two-stage cascaded voltage doubler rectification to filter out high-order harmonic components in the output voltage. The two-stage cascaded voltage doubling rectification of one branch produces four times the output volt...
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