58 results about "Driver amplifier" patented technology

An amplifier includes a first amplifier circuit, and a second amplifier circuit that amplifies an output signal of the first amplifier circuit. The first amplifier circuit includes a first divider that divides an input signal into a first signal and a second signal, a control amplifier that amplifies the first signal and output an amplified signal as a third signal, a second divider that divide the second signal into a fourth signal and a fifth signal having different phases at a center frequency of an operation band, a first auxiliary amplifier that amplifies the fourth signal and outputs an amplified signal as a sixth signal, a second auxiliary amplifier that amplifies the fifth signal and outputs an amplified signal as a seventh signal, and a hybrid coupler including a first end, a second end, a third end, and a fourth end.

A high frequency amplifier includes an asymmetrical Doherty amplifier having a carrier amplifier, a peak amplifier, a branch circuit, and a phase adjusting circuit, a driver amplifier, and a base member mounting a first circuit board mounting the driver amplifier, the carrier amplifier, and the peak amplifier and a second circuit board mounting the circuits. The branch circuit divides a path of a RF signal into input paths of the peak and carrier amplifiers. The driver amplifier, the carrier amplifier, and the peak amplifier have rear surfaces in contact with the base member. The electrical length from the output terminal of the driver amplifier to the input terminal of the peak amplifier, when converted based on a phase of the signal, is from (2n+1)×π−π / 4 to (2n+1)×π+π / 4, where n is an integer greater than or equal to zero.

A microwave / millimeter wave B / J type power amplifier comprises a driving amplification and harmonic generation circuit and an amplification circuit, a radio frequency input signal RFin is input through the signal input end of the driving amplification and harmonic generation circuit, and the signal output end of the driving amplification and harmonic generation circuit is connected with the signal input end of the amplification circuit. The amplification circuit outputs the amplified radio frequency signal; according to the multi-stage power amplifier, fundamental wave signal amplification, harmonic wave generation and harmonic wave phase and amplitude control are carried out at the same time through the pre-stage driving amplifier of the multi-stage power amplifier, fundamental waves and harmonic waves are input into the main amplifier at the same time, and waveform control is achieved so as to improve the efficiency of the power amplifier; the phase difference and the amplitude proportion of the second harmonic and the fundamental wave are controlled through the driving amplifier, the efficiency of the B / J type power amplifier can be improved, the maximum efficiency can reach 95.2%, the normalized voltage peak value is reduced compared with a traditional B / J type power amplifier, and the B / J type power amplifier has the advantages of being simple in structure, greatly improving the efficiency, improving the circuit reliability, and being small in area and low in cost.

The invention discloses an output matching multiplexing radio frequency front-end circuit, which belongs to the technical field of wireless communication, and comprises a power divider used for dividing an input signal into a carrier signal path and a peak signal path; a carrier signal path of the power divider is connected with a grid electrode of a first transistor in the transceiving matching network through the carrier driving amplifier and the carrier inter-stage matching network; a peak signal path of the power divider is connected with a grid electrode of a second transistor in the transceiving matching network through a peak driving amplifier and a peak inter-stage matching network; the transceiving matching network is used for switching a transmitting mode and a receiving mode; the third switch is connected with the peak driving amplifier close to the output power stage in parallel; and the input end of the low-noise amplifier is connected with the output end of the transceiving matching network and is used for amplifying signals in a receiving mode. According to the radio frequency front-end circuit provided by the invention, the transmission line length, the chip area and the system cost are reduced.

The utility model discloses a gain-adjustable driving amplifier and a power amplification circuit, and belongs to the technical field of power electronics. The input matching network and the output matching network are connected with the driving amplification module and are used for performing conjugate matching on source impedance and load impedance of the driving amplification module; and the feedback network is connected with the driving amplification module and is used for adjusting the gain of the driving amplification module according to the output power of the driving amplification module. The feedback network is arranged in the driving amplifier, and the feedback network can adjust the gain of the driving amplifier module according to the output power of the driving amplifier module, so that the technical problem that the gain of the driving amplifier cannot be dynamically adjusted can be solved.

The invention discloses a power amplifier for improving amplitude phase distortion, relates to the technical field of power amplifiers, and solves the technical problems that the improvement of the amplitude phase distortion of the power amplifier is limited, the gain is greatly reduced, and the performance of the power amplifier is influenced in the prior art. The power amplifier comprises a first-stage input matching circuit, a first-stage driving amplifier circuit, a first-stage inter-stage matching circuit, a second-stage power amplifier circuit, a second-stage output matching circuit and a linearization structure, the second-stage power amplifier circuit adopts a fully differential structure to suppress the output of a common-mode signal, and performs power output based on an A-type working state of a CASCODE structure; the linearization structure introduces a third harmonic signal of the power amplifier into the alternating current ground through a capacitor, prevents fundamental waves from flowing in, and adjusts the opening degree through an MOS tube. The CASCODE structure is connected with a linear structure, amplitude phase distortion is improved, the linearity of the circuit is improved, and gain reduction is little.

An apparatus, including: a first amplifier including: a flipped voltage follower, and a source follower coupled in parallel with the flipped voltage follower; and a load coupled to an output of the first amplifier.

This invention discloses an airborne Wi-Fi system power amplifier assembly and design method. This design relates to the field of airborne Wi-Fi system power amplifiers. The assembly comprises a dual-band power amplifier module, which provides amplification for both the transmit and receive channels. The module includes a first path and a second path. The first path includes a radio frequency port TRX1, a radio frequency transmit / receive switch K‑0, a variable gain amplifier VGA‑1, a driver amplifier D1, a final amplifier A‑1, a unidirectional transmission circulator H1, a logic switch K‑2, a final amplifier A‑3, and an antenna port ANT1. This invention addresses the issues of low-quality and high power consumption associated with Wi-Fi signal coverage in specific environments within an airborne cabin.

The high-frequency amplifier includes: a drive amplifier that amplifies an input high-frequency signal; and an asymmetric Doherty amplifier that amplifies the high-frequency signal output from the drive amplifier, the high-frequency amplifier having: a first laminated structure; a second laminated structure body laminated on the first laminated structure body; and a third laminated structure laminated on the second laminated structure, the asymmetric Doherty amplifier having: a carrier amplifier; a peak amplifier that starts an amplification operation when the output of the carrier amplifier reaches a saturation region, and has a saturation output different from that of the carrier amplifier; a branch circuit to which the high-frequency signal output from the drive amplifier is input; a first signal path; a second signal path; and a phase adjustment circuit. The second laminated structure has a first wiring layer, a second wiring layer, a dielectric layer, and one or more capacitors.

A power amplifier module includes a module substrate. First and second heat dissipation structures extend through the module substrate, and each has a first surface exposed at a mounting surface of the module substrate, and a second surface exposed at a bottom surface of the module substrate. The first surfaces of the first and second heat dissipation structures are physically separated by a portion of the mounting surface. First and second amplifier dies are coupled to the first surface of the first heat dissipation structure. The first amplifier die includes a first power transistor that functions as a driver amplifier. The second amplifier die includes a second power transistor that functions as a first final amplifier. The third amplifier die is coupled to the first surface of the second heat dissipation structure, and the third amplifier die includes a third power transistor that functions as a second final amplifier.

The present invention discloses an RF front-end module, which includes at least one driving amplifier and at least one power amplifier, and the output end of the driving amplifier is connected to the input end of the power amplifier, the RF front-end module is powered by a power source during operation, and when a preset power source switching condition is met, the at least one driving amplifier and / or the power amplifier are jointly powered by the power source and the battery power source. The RF front-end module provided by the present invention can eliminate the overall maximum output power limitation caused by the insufficient operating current of the power management chip in a low-voltage and high-power operating state, and can meet the application requirements of electronic devices for APT mode.

The invention discloses an ORU radio frequency gain adjusting system suitable for ORAN equipment. The system comprises a hardware platform, field programmable gate array logic and gain control software running on a main controller. The hardware platform comprises a digital radio frequency unit which is integrated in field programmable gate array logic, comprises a digital up-conversion module, a rest factor reduction module, a digital pre-distortion module and a digital down-conversion module, and provides a digital gain adjustment point; the radio frequency transceiving link comprises a digital-to-analog converter, an analog gain controller and a driving amplifier of the transmitting link; the receiving link comprises a low noise amplifier, a variable gain amplifier and an analog-to-digital converter; and a feedback link ADC; and the power amplifier unit comprises a final power amplifier and a bias control circuit thereof. According to the invention, high-precision and self-adaptive control of downlink (DL) and uplink (UL) gains can be realized, so that performance fluctuation caused by frequency and temperature changes and device batch differences can be compensated.

The invention discloses a low-frequency kiloampere pulse current generator which is characterized by comprising a first working power supply, a second working power supply, a pulse generator and N isolation driver amplification units, wherein the first working power supply is respectively connected with one end of the pulse generator and a first power input end of each isolation driver amplification unit; the other end of the pulse generator is connected with the signal input end of each isolation driver amplification unit; the second working power supply is connected with the second power input end of each isolation driver amplification unit; n is a positive integer. Good test adaptability can be provided for pulse loads such as a TR assembly, and the defect that standard load equipment in the market cannot simulate the instantaneous pulse current is overcome.

An acoustic noise reduction (ANR) headphone described herein has current detection circuitry that detects current consumed by an acoustic driver amplifier as a result of pressure changes due to a tapping of the headphone. Tapping may be performed to change an audio feature or operating mode of the audio system for the headphone. The current detection circuitry senses a characteristic of the current consumed by the acoustic driver amplifier that can be used to determine an occurrence of a tap event. Examples of a characteristic include an amplitude, waveform or duration of the sensed current. Advantageously, the ANR headphones avoid the need for control buttons to initiate the desired changes to the audio feature or operating mode.

The invention relates to the technical field of radio frequency communication, and discloses a transmitting link, a radio frequency front-end signal link and a radio frequency front-end module, and the transmitting link comprises a gain filtering module which comprises multiple stages of driving amplifiers and a filter, and the filter is located behind any stage of driving amplifier in the multiple stages of driving amplifiers in the radio frequency signal transmission direction; the input end of the power amplifier is connected with the gain filtering module, and the output end of the power amplifier is connected with the transmitting port of the transmitting link; the driving amplifier, located behind the filter in the radio-frequency signal transmission direction, in the multi-stage driving amplifier serves as a cooperative amplifier, the cooperative amplifier and the power amplifier cooperatively work in a linear working mode, and the linear working mode is a working mode with emphasis on linearity. The beneficial effects are that through the pre-filter, clutters generated by the driving amplifier can be eliminated by using the filter, the power loss of the filter to a transmitting link is reduced, and the radio frequency signal quality of the transmitting link is improved.

To provide an amplifier capable of improving characteristics.SOLUTION: An amplifier includes a first amplifier circuit that includes a first distributor 14 for distributing an input signal into a first signal and a second signal, a control amplifier 10 for amplifying the first signal and outputting the amplified signal as a third signal, a second distributor 16 for distributing the second signal into a fourth signal and a fifth signal having different phases at the center frequency of an operating band, a first auxiliary amplifier 12a for amplifying the fourth signal and outputting the amplified signal as a sixth signal, a second auxiliary amplifier 12b for amplifying the fifth signal and outputting the amplified signal as a seventh signal, and a hybrid coupler having a first end to which the sixth signal is input, a second end to which the seventh signal is input, a third end to which the third signal is input, and a fourth end to which an output signal is output, and a second amplifier circuit for amplifying the output signal of the first amplifier circuit.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

This application relates to a radio communication system employing a Ku-band continuous wave power amplifier, belonging to the technical field of radio communication systems. The radio communication system includes a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter includes an information input module, a first signal processing module, a modulator module, a power amplifier module, and a transmitting antenna. The power amplifier module includes a driver amplifier, a power divider, a waveguide combiner, and several final-stage power amplifiers. The driver amplifier is electrically connected to the modulator module and the power divider. Each of the final-stage power amplifiers is electrically connected to the power divider and the waveguide combiner. The output of the waveguide combiner is electrically connected to the transmitting antenna. This application reduces the possibility of power amplifier module burnout while ensuring normal operation of the power amplifier module, thereby ensuring the normal use of the radio communication system.

An emitter-follower driver amplifier for a power amplifier in a wireless communication device is disclosed. In one aspect, a wireless communication device may have a transmission chain with an output stage power amplifier. The load driven by the output stage power amplifier is variable. Nevertheless, an emitter-follower amplifier may be used to drive the output stage power amplifier. To assist in maintaining stable operation for the emitter-follower driver amplifier, adaptive circuitry with tunable elements that cancel capacitive changes in the emitter-follower driver amplifier is provided. When implemented in this fashion, the footprint of the amplifier chain may be substantially reduced while still providing stable operation over the frequencies of interest.

The present invention provides a driver amplifier comprising: a power distribution module, a common-source amplification module, a power synthesis module, a gate-drain feedback module, and a bias module; the first end of the power distribution module is respectively connected to the output end of the bias module and the first end of the gate-drain feedback module, and the second end of the power distribution module is connected to the first end of the common-source amplification module; the second end of the common-source amplification module is connected to the first end of the power synthesis module, and the second end of the power synthesis module is connected to the second end of the gate-drain feedback module; the power distribution module provides an input interface for the driver amplifier, and the power synthesis module provides an output interface for the driver amplifier. The driver amplifier provided by the present invention has lower circuit loss and better circuit stability.

Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, a common emitter stage having a differential input configured to receive an input signal from an input transmission line, a common base stage coupled with the common emitter stage and having a differential output configured to provide a differential output signal to an output transmission line, and a biasing network to bias the common base stage, the biasing network including components selected to limit common mode gain of the common base stage at relatively high frequencies of interest without affecting a differential mode gain of the common base stage. Other embodiments are disclosed.

The present application provides a driver amplifier circuit. The driver amplifier circuit includes a nonlinear differential amplifier and a nonlinear resistor connected across the output terminals of the differential amplifier. The nonlinear resistor has a resistance value that increases as the magnitude of the differential voltage across the nonlinear resistor increases. A transmitter may include the driver amplifier.

A distributed amplifier system comprising an impedance matching network configured to match an input impedance to an output impedance of the signal source, and a DC block configured to block DC components in the input signal. A variable gain amplifier adjusts the gain applied to the input signal based on a gain control signal to generate a gain adjusted signal. An emitter follower circuit receives and processes the gain adjusted signal to introduce gain peaking to create a modified signal. A distributed amplifier receives and amplifies the modified signal from the emitter follower circuit, to create an amplified signal. The distributed amplifier includes a termination network and one or more impedance matching elements configured for gain shaping the amplified signal. The gain peaking introduced by the emitter follower circuit is controlled by a variable current source. The distributed amplifier may be an open collector distributed amplifier.

A driver amplifier circuit includes a non-linear differential amplifier and a non-linear resistor connected across output terminals of the differential amplifier. The non-linear resistor has a resistance value that increases as an amplitude of a differential voltage across the non-linear resistor increases.

The present invention proposes a dual-power mode transceiver component that can be used under extremely narrow pulse width, including a transmitting channel circuit, a receiving channel circuit and a power management circuit. The transmitting channel is mainly composed of an attenuator, a single-pole single-throw switch, a gain amplifier, a driver amplifier, a final amplifier, a 3dB bridge, a coupler, a detector, and a power management circuit to complete the power amplification of the transmitted radio frequency signal. The receiving path is mainly composed of a limiter, a low-noise amplifier, a 3dB bridge, a digitally controlled attenuator, a temperature-compensated attenuator, a power supply and a control circuit to complete the low-noise amplification of the echo signal, and at the same time has a limiting protection function for high-power signals; the TR component provided by the present invention has two working modes, which can be used in large pulse width and high power mode, and can also be used in extremely narrow pulse width and low power mode, with good performance and high yield.

To provide a stable high-frequency amplifier.SOLUTION: A high-frequency amplifier 1 comprises: an asymmetric Doherty amplifier 50 that has a carrier amplifier 54, and a peak amplifier 64 that starts an amplification operation in the case where an output of the carrier amplifier reaches a saturation region and has a saturation output that is different from the carrier amplifier; a driver amplifier 40 that drives the asymmetric Doherty amplifier; a branch circuit 51; and a phase adjustment circuit 61. An electric length from an input terminal of the driver amplifier to an output terminal of the carrier amplifier via the driver amplifier, the branch circuit, an input path on the carrier amplifier side, a path on the carrier amplifier side, and the carrier amplifier is set so that a phase difference between a signal input to the input terminal of the driver amplifier without passing the carrier amplifier and a signal that is fed back to the input terminal of the driver amplifier from the output terminal of the carrier amplifier becomes a negative feedback region.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

A high-frequency amplifier includes: an asymmetric Doherty amplifier that amplifies an input high-frequency signal of a wavelength λ, and includes a carrier amplifier and a peaking amplifier that starts an amplification operation when an output of the carrier amplifier reaches a saturation region and has a saturation output different from that of the carrier amplifier; a driver amplifier that drives the asymmetric Doherty amplifier; a branching circuit that branches the high-frequency signal amplified by the driver amplifier into an input path to the peaking amplifier side and an input path to the carrier amplifier side; a phase adjustment circuit that is provided on either of the path to the peaking amplifier side and the path to the carrier amplifier side and delays either of a phase of an input signal of the peaking amplifier and a phase of an input signal of the carrier amplifier; a first substrate on which the carrier amplifier and the peaking amplifier are mounted; and a second substrate on which the driver amplifier, the branching circuit, and the phase adjustment circuit are mounted, wherein, when the second substrate is stacked on the first substrate in an overlapping manner, an input terminal of the driver amplifier and an input terminal of the carrier amplifier are located at positions that project onto each other, and, when n is set to an integer of 0 or more, an electrical length from the input terminal of the driver amplifier to an output terminal of the carrier amplifier is set in such a manner that a phase becomes (2n+1)π.

The utility model discloses a logic circuit for increasing the common-mode transient immunity of an OOK modulation and demodulation digital isolator, the logic circuit comprises a transmitting terminal TX and a receiving terminal RX, the receiving terminal RX comprises a cross-coupled common-gate pre-drive amplifier composed of a plurality of transistors, the common-gate pre-drive amplifier amplifies signals sent by the transmitting terminal TX, and the common-gate pre-drive amplifier is used for amplifying the signals sent by the receiving terminal TX; the envelope comparator is used for comparing the output voltage of the common-gate pre-drive amplifier and outputting a corresponding high-level signal or a low-level signal; the forward common-mode voltage change rate detection circuit is a transistor MN5, the transistor MN5 is connected with the common-gate pre-drive amplifier, and the transistor MN5 is switched on or switched off by an output voltage signal of the transmitting end TX; the negative common-mode voltage change rate detection circuit is a transistor MP5, the transistor MP5 is connected with the common-gate pre-drive amplifier, and the transistor MP5 is switched on or switched off by an output voltage signal of the common-gate pre-drive amplifier; and the logic circuit is used for comparing an output signal of the output end of the envelope comparator, an output signal of the positive common-mode voltage change rate detection circuit and an output signal of the negative common-mode voltage change rate detection circuit, and outputting a logic processing result.

In embodiments, a two-stage Doherty power amplifier is provided. The two-stage Doherty power amplifier may comprise: a drive amplification circuit; a Doherty amplification circuit including a carrier amplifier and a peaking amplifier; and a network circuit arranged between the drive amplification circuit and the Doherty amplification circuit. The network circuit may comprise: an output matching circuit for the drive amplification circuit; a power distribution circuit for distributing an output of the drive amplification circuit to each of the carrier amplifier and the peaking amplifier; a first input matching circuit for the carrier amplifier; and a second input matching circuit for the peaking amplifier. The power distribution circuit may be configured to provide a phase difference of a specified magnitude in a first direction. Each of the first input matching circuit and the second input matching circuit may be configured to provide the phase difference of the specified magnitude in a second direction opposite to the first direction.

The present application provides a broadband on-chip driver amplifier. The driver amplifier includes: an input matching circuit for filtering the radio frequency signal; a driving stage circuit for performing initial amplification processing on the filtered radio frequency signal and sending it to a power divider; a power divider for dividing the radio frequency signal after the initial amplification into a first radio frequency signal and a second radio frequency signal according to a preset power distribution ratio, and sending it to an inter-stage matching circuit; an inter-stage matching circuit for sending the first radio frequency signal and the second radio frequency signal to a final stage circuit; a final stage circuit for re-amplifying the first radio frequency signal and the second radio frequency signal, and sending them to an output matching circuit; an output matching circuit for synthesizing the phases of the re-amplified first radio frequency signal and the second radio frequency signal, and outputting a synthesized signal. The present application can effectively improve the efficiency and operating bandwidth of the circuit at the back-off power point, and at the same time improve the gain flatness and circuit stability of the circuit.

The present disclosure relates to a gain stage for an amplifier and to the amplifier. The amplifier may be a broad-band amplifier, trans-impedance amplifier and / or driver amplifier. The gain stage includes a differential input transconductor, a loading network and a differential output terminal. Further, the gain stage includes at least one pair of inductances connected within the loading network or between the differential input transconductor and the differential output terminal.