Signal test system and method without radio frequency test socket with symmetrical tuning unit
A technology of radio frequency test socket and tuning unit, which is applied in transmitter monitoring, receiver monitoring, etc., can solve the problems of limited motherboard design space, increased material cost of wireless products, and failure to improve the quality of radio frequency signal transmission and reception on wireless product boards, etc., to achieve Save adjustment time and verification time, reduce operational complexity, and ensure effectiveness
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[0065] see Figure 5 , the figure shows the specific circuit form of the antenna matching circuit and symmetrical tuning unit of a certain brand of wireless product motherboard. PORT1 represents the RF chip end, PORT2 represents the test instrument end, and the antenna shrapnel (ANT CLIPCONTACT) to PORT1 is the antenna The matching circuit is composed of capacitor C2 and inductor L3. The circuit between the antenna shrapnel and PORT2 is a symmetrical tuning unit, from Figure 5 It can be seen that the circuit of the symmetrical tuning unit and the antenna matching circuit are matched together to form a dual-port symmetrical structure network, and the purpose is to ensure the symmetry of the RF S parameters of port 2 (PORT2) and port 1 (PORT1). Since the antenna supports the two frequency bands N78 and N79 at the same time, according to the composition of the wireless product antenna matching (capacitor C2 and inductor L3), after debugging, it is found that it is necessary to u...
Embodiment 2
[0081] see Figure 10 , Figure 17-19 , Figure 10 There are three circuit parts, ABC, respectively, and the C part circuit is the antenna matching circuit of the wireless product motherboard (4G antenna). The matching form used in the frequency band is to adjust the circuits of parts A and B to achieve the overall symmetrical form of ABC when the circuit of part C is changed; part B is the tuning circuit part, and part A is the symmetrical circuit part. After debugging, it is found that the single-pole double-throw RF switches U4 and U5 in the B frame need to be used to switch the π-type tuning circuit series adjustable capacitor C224, and the single-pole four-throw RF switches U6 and U7 in the B frame need to be used. In order to ensure symmetry, the values of the components switched to the ground must be the same for the switching of the component values on the two branches connected in parallel to the ground of the tuning circuit.
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Embodiment 3
[0094] see Figure 20 , Figure 21-23 , Figure 20 There are three circuit parts, ABC, respectively, and part C is the antenna matching circuit of the main board of wireless products. The antenna matching circuit uses a Tuner chip to switch antenna matching circuits of various frequency bands. The specific frequency bands include B1, B3, B40, and B41. , N78; part C lists the antenna matching circuits in various frequency bands; at the same time, part A is a part of the circuit of the symmetrical coordination unit, in order to match with part C, a tuner chip is used to form a symmetrical form; in frame B, it is to form a whole A circuit with a symmetrical network and capable of impedance matching; during debugging, it is found that it is necessary to use single-pole double-throw RF switches U4 and U5 to switch between the π-type tuning circuit and the T-type tuning circuit; use the single-pole four-throw RF switch in the B frame U6 and U7 switch the component values of the ...
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