By switching inductors between passbands, the amplifier avoids wideband power waste while maintaining gain for the active frequency band.
A single-ended LNA feeding a balun and differential gain stage lowers noise figure while improving gain control and stability.
A feedback capacitor and magnetically coupled coil feed inverted PA signals to the oscillator, reducing harmonics and injection pulling at low voltage.
A feedback capacitor and transformer coupling cancel harmonic distortion and injection pulling in low-voltage RF transmitter circuits.
A transformer-coupled resonator equalizes RF amplifier gain slope across frequencies while minimizing loss and impedance mismatch.
A differential millimeter-wave front end uses OOK switching and differential transformers to remove PLL complexity, power draw, and chip area.
A center-tap harmonic tuning network cancels parasitic capacitances in series transformer combiners to improve PA output balance, power, and efficiency.
Parallel transformers and MOSFET switching enable high and low power modes while cutting DC power use and switching losses.
A feedback capacitor across transformer windings suppresses harmonic distortion and mitigates injection pulling in low-voltage RF transmitters.