序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开(公告)号 | 公开(公告)日 | 发明人 |
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101 | Power amplifier and amplification method thereof | JP2008283806 | 2008-11-05 | JP2010114539A | 2010-05-20 | HAYAKAWA MAKOTO |
<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a power amplifier which can be always efficiently operated without depending upon the type and power level of an input signal. <P>SOLUTION: The power amplifier includes: a carrier amplifier 2 which amplifies a carrier of a high frequency input signal; a peak amplifier 3 which amplifies a peak component of the high frequency input signal; an average power level detection circuit 11 which detects an average power level of the high frequency input signal; a peak power level detection circuit 12 which detects a peak power level of the high frequency input signal; a first voltage controller 10a which controls a DC voltage to be supplied to the carrier amplifier 2 in accordance with an output voltage signal of the average power level detection circuit 11; and a second voltage controller 10b which controls a DC voltage to be supplied to the peak amplifier 3 in accordance with an output voltage signal of the peak power level detection circuit 12. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT | ||||||
102 | Intelligent rf power control for a wireless modem device | JP2007548180 | 2005-06-20 | JP2008526102A | 2008-07-17 | オズボーン,ウィリアム,アール. |
変動する電力増幅器動作条件の下で満足なRF(無線周波数)応答を維持するように、電力増幅器の出力電力を最適化するシステムおよび方法。 動作条件は、動作温度と、供給電圧と、動作周波数とを含む。 既存のセンサが前述の動作条件を監視する(510、520、530)。 電力増幅器を含む無線装置内のアプリケーションは、継続的または定期的に現在の動作条件を記録し、内部的に保存された検索表(550)内でそれらを見つける(540)。 検索表(550)は、各動作条件に関する経験的に得られた最大維持可能電力出力レベルから成る。 現在の動作条件が表内の組に一致した場合、現在の電力増幅器電力出力は、必要ならば、表内で定められた最大維持可能電力出力にリセットされる(570)。 | ||||||
103 | Rf power detection circuit | JP2007524445 | 2005-07-27 | JP2008509588A | 2008-03-27 | オンノ、エム.クイケン |
本発明は、RF電力増幅器の出力電力を測定する電子回路を提供する。 電子回路は、電力増幅器のRF電流を検知する電流検知トランジスタと、RF電力増幅器の電圧を検知する電圧検知モジュールとを備える。 電子回路は、検知された電流と検知された電圧を時間領域で乗算するコヒーレント検出器をさらに備える。 このようにして、電力増幅器の実際の負荷に関わりなく、電力増幅器で供給される電力を直接示す信号が生成される。 好ましくは、コヒーレント検出器がギルバート・カッドとして実装され、効果的にDCオフセット補償を可能にする差動出力を供給する。 | ||||||
104 | Distortion compensation device and method | JP2006036798 | 2006-02-14 | JP2007221244A | 2007-08-30 | SHAKO EIJI; FUNYU YASUTO; OBA TAKESHI |
<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a technology capable of accurately setting parameters associated with differential detection being an update cause to distortion compensation factors in an equalizer filter, a delay circuit (digital filter) or the like of a distortion compensation device. <P>SOLUTION: The distortion compensation device for adaptively updating the distortion compensation factors on the basis of a difference between input and output signals of an amplifier 18 includes: a distortion detection means 291 for detecting a distortion amount of the output signal of the amplifier 18; parameter setting incurred means 14, 23 capable of changing the difference in response to setting parameters; a parameter correction means 292 for correcting the parameters of the parameter setting incurred means 14, 23 in a direction of improving the distortion amount detected by the distortion detection means 291; a power monitoring means 27 for monitoring a power value or the cause to a change of the output signal of the amplifier 18; and a parameter correction control means 294 for stopping the correction of the parameters by the parameter correction means 292 when a result of the monitoring by the power monitoring means 27 indicates a prescribed threshold value or over. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT | ||||||
105 | System for reducing calibration time of power amplifier | JP2006177879 | 2006-06-28 | JP2007013969A | 2007-01-18 | TROCKE ROBERT S; KLOMSDORF ARMIN W |
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a system for reducing the calibration time of a power amplifier (PA). SOLUTION: The system includes a memory module (304) that is integrated in the PA. The memory module is configured to store one or more calibration parameters of the PA, and can also store one or more performance specifications of the PA. The system can also include a control circuit (406) controlling the operation of the PA. The calibration parameters and/or the performance specifications can be used by the control circuit to determine the behavior of the PA. COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT | ||||||
106 | High-frequency power amplifier circuit | JP2001221065 | 2001-07-23 | JP2003037454A | 2003-02-07 | MATSUNAGA YOSHIKUNI; SHIMIZU TOSHIHIKO; FURUYA TOMIO; MATSUSHITA KOICHI; MATSUDAIRA NOBUHIRO |
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a high-frequency power amplifier circuit which is superior in control performance of output power by a control voltage, such as a power control signal and has high efficiency at low output. SOLUTION: The high-frequency power amplifier circuit having a multi-stage structure, in which a plurality of semiconductor amplifier elements are cascade- connected, is provided with a bias control circuit (10) for controlling a bias voltage or a bias current of an output semiconductor amplifier element in each stage, so that fluctuations in an output current (Pout) to a power control signal voltage (Vapc) are small, in a region near the threshold voltage of each semiconductor amplifier element. COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO | ||||||
107 | PROCÉDÉ DE FABRICATION D'UN ÉTAGE D'AMPLIFICATION D'UN SIGNAL À ENVELOPPE VARIABLE | EP16790381.4 | 2016-11-03 | EP3371884A1 | 2018-09-12 | SOUBERCAZE-PUN, Geoffroy; LAPIERRE, Luc |
The invention relates to a method for producing an amplification stage for amplifying the power of a variable envelope signal, comprising at least one amplifier. For each amplifier, a form of ideal variation in average power POUTL(PIN) is selected (12). For each value of each regulating parameter and for each value of average input power, a value of an optimisation criterion is calculated (14) according to the mathematical expectation of at least one optimisation parameter. An optimal value of each regulating parameter is determined (15) and the amplification stage is produced (16) with a number of amplifiers arranged in parallel, determined according to a value of average output power, and with, for each amplifier, matching circuits used to obtain said optimal values of the regulating parameters. The invention also relates to an amplification stage produced in this way. | ||||||
108 | SIGNAL AMPLIFICATION PROCESSING METHOD AND APPARATUS | EP15877403 | 2015-01-12 | EP3232628A4 | 2017-11-29 | HUANG WEI; FENG XIANG |
The embodiments of the present invention relate to the field of communications technologies, and disclose a signal amplification processing method and apparatus. The method includes: setting multiple groups of parameter values for a signal decomposition parameter group, separately performing signal amplification processing based on each group of parameter values, obtaining a power amplification efficiency corresponding to each group of parameter values, obtaining a group of parameter values corresponding to a maximum power amplification efficiency in the power amplification efficiency corresponding to each group of parameter values, and setting the group of parameter values corresponding to the maximum power amplification efficiency as parameter values of the signal decomposition parameter group. The power amplification efficiency may be improved by using the present invention. | ||||||
109 | SIGNAL AMPLIFICATION PROCESSING METHOD AND APPARATUS | EP15877403.4 | 2015-01-12 | EP3232628A1 | 2017-10-18 | HUANG, Wei; FENG, Xiang |
The embodiments of the present invention relate to the field of communications technologies, and disclose a signal amplification processing method and apparatus. The method includes: setting multiple groups of parameter values for a signal decomposition parameter group, separately performing signal amplification processing based on each group of parameter values, obtaining a power amplification efficiency corresponding to each group of parameter values, obtaining a group of parameter values corresponding to a maximum power amplification efficiency in the power amplification efficiency corresponding to each group of parameter values, and setting the group of parameter values corresponding to the maximum power amplification efficiency as parameter values of the signal decomposition parameter group. The power amplification efficiency may be improved by using the present invention. |
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110 | GROUP DELAY CALIBRATION METHOD FOR POWER AMPLIFIER ENVELOPE TRACKING | EP12706742.9 | 2012-02-07 | EP2673880B1 | 2017-09-06 | KHLAT, Nadim; HORLANDER, Karl, F. |
111 | POWER AMPLIFYING APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING POWER AMPLIFYING APPARATUS | EP14874225.7 | 2014-06-19 | EP3089359A1 | 2016-11-02 | ITAGAKI Hiromu; OTSUKI Shunya |
A power amplifying apparatus of an embodiment includes a Doherty amplifier, a voltage adjuster, and a central processing unit. The Doherty amplifier is configured to amplify an input signal using a main amplifier and a peak amplifier and outputs an output signal in which the amplified signals are synthesized. The voltage adjuster is configured to supply drain voltages and gate voltages to the main amplifier and the peak amplifier. The central processing unit performs, based on a ratio between a saturated output power and an average output power of the Doherty amplifier, a control of the voltage adjuster to supply the drain voltages and the gate voltages. |
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112 | A TEMPERATURE INDEPENDENT CMOS RADIO FREQUENCY POWER DETECTOR | EP13869480.7 | 2013-12-31 | EP2918017B1 | 2016-11-02 | SUNG, Eric |
113 | ELECTRIC POWER ADJUSTMENT METHOD, ELECTRIC POWER ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM, ELECTRIC POWER ADJUSTMENT APPARATUS, AND SEMICONDUCTOR INTEGRATED CIRCUIT | EP13898510.6 | 2013-12-06 | EP3079262A1 | 2016-10-12 | HACHIYA, Nobuhide; TANII, Takashi; MURAKAMI, Yasuhiro; YAMAMORI, Yusuke; TAKEUCHI, Yasuaki; HIRAO, Masahiko; MURAKAMI, Manabu; HAYASHIHARA, Mikio |
A power adjustment method includes: measuring (S102) output power that is obtained when input power to be amplified in a linear region is input to a power amplifier configured to amplify input power linearly in the linear region in which output power is less than a predetermined value and amplify input power nonlinearly in a nonlinear region in which output power is equal to or more than the predetermined value; deriving (S107) a straight line connecting a measurement point corresponding to the measured output power and a boundary point between the linear region and the nonlinear region in a coordinate plane representing input/output characteristics; acquiring (S104-S106) information on an approximate equation that is stored in advance in correspondence with the measured output power, the approximate equation representing a relation between input power and output power in the nonlinear region; and storing (S108) information on the derived straight line and the acquired information on the approximate equation in a semiconductor integrated circuit provided at a preceding stage of the power amplifier. |
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114 | MULTIPLE BAND MULTIPLE MODE TRANSCEIVER FRONT END FLIP-CHIP ARCHITECTURE AND CIRCUITRY WITH INTEGRATED POWER AMPLIFIERS | EP14788711.1 | 2014-04-24 | EP2989778A1 | 2016-03-02 | ZHANG, Lisette; GORBACHOV, Oleksandr |
An integrated circuit architecture and circuitry is defined by a die structure with a plurality of exposed conductive pads arranged in a grid of rows and columns. The die structure has a first operating frequency region with a first transmit and receive chain, and a second operating frequency region with a second transmit chain and a second receive chain. There is a shared region of the die structure defined by an overlapping segment of the first operating frequency region and the second operating frequency region with a shared power supply input conductive pad connected to the first transmit chain, the second transmit chain, the first receive chain, and the second receive chain, and a shared power detection output conductive pad connected to the first transmit chain and the second transmit chain. | ||||||
115 | DISTORTION COMPENSATION DEVICE AND DISTORTION COMPENSATION METHOD | EP12878006 | 2012-05-29 | EP2858251A4 | 2015-05-27 | MATSUBARA SATOSHI; HAMANO MITSUHARU; SHAKO HIDEHARU |
116 | RF AMPLIFICATION DEVICE | EP07850860.3 | 2007-12-19 | EP2131492B1 | 2012-07-18 | OHNISHI, Masami; TANAKA, Satoshi; TANAKA, Ryouichi |
An RF amplification device includes: amplification elements (Q11, Q12) for amplifying a radio frequency input signal (Pin_LB) of radio communication; and transmission line transformers (TLT11, 12) connected to the input electrode or the output electrode of the amplification elements. The TLT11, 12 include a main line (Lout) arranged between the input and the output and a sub line (Lin) arranged between the input or the output and an AC contact point and connected to the main line (Lout). When an operation voltage Vdd different from a grounding voltage level (GND) is applied to the AC contact point, the operation voltage is supplied to the output electrodes of the amplification elements (Q11, Q12) via the sub line (Lin) from the AC contact point. This eliminates increase of a module height of an RF module when realizing a high-performance load circuit in the RF amplification device and eliminates increase of the area occupied by the load circuit of the high-frequency amplifier formed by a semiconductor chip or a multi-layer line circuit substrate. | ||||||
117 | POWER CONSUMPTION CONTROL CIRCUIT, AMPLIFYING CIRCUIT, AND POWER CONSUMPTION CONTROL METHOD | EP10794267.4 | 2010-06-30 | EP2451075A1 | 2012-05-09 | DOI, Yoshiaki |
Provided is a power consumption control circuit, an amplifier circuit and a power consumption control method which control the power consumption associated with an amplification action in real time. A power consumption control circuit of the present invention comprises: a detection means which detects the presence or absence of an input of a digital input signal, spending a first period of time; a signal delay means which delays the digital input signal by a second period of time equivalent to the first period of time, and outputs the delayed signal; a digital-to-analog conversion means which converts the delayed signal into an analog signal, and outputs the analog signal; an amplification means which generates an amplification action when a bias is applied to it; and a bias control means which applies a bias to an amplification device, on the basis of a detection result obtained by the detection means. |
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118 | AMPLIFIER APPARATUS | EP07742094 | 2007-04-20 | EP2141798A4 | 2010-11-17 | OKAZAKI YOUSUKE; MAEDA HIROAKI; ONO TAKASHI; HONDA HIROTAKE; SHIZAWA YOSHINOBU |
119 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR POWER DETECTION IN A POWER AMPLIFIER | EP08755143.8 | 2008-05-08 | EP2145195A1 | 2010-01-20 | PRIKHODKO, Dima; TKACHENKO, Gene, A.; BAREE, Atiqul; SPRINKLE, Steven, C.; DICARLO, Paul, T. |
A system for detecting power output of a power amplifier includes a first power detector configured to detect a forward power output of a power amplifier, the first power detector configured to provide a first power detector output, and a second power detector configured to receive a collector parameter signal and detect a collector parameter therefrom, the second power detector also configured to provide a second power detector output. | ||||||
120 | Distortion compensating apparatus, wireless communication apparatus, and distortion compensating method | EP08171771.2 | 2008-12-16 | EP2128997A2 | 2009-12-02 | Yokoyama, Takashi; Hirai, Kouji; Ohkawa, Shigeru |
A distortion compensating apparatus used in a wireless communication device such as a portable phone. An information measuring unit (11a) measures a distortion component and an electric power component based on a radiation signal. A compensation coefficient calculating unit (11b) calculates a compensation coefficient based on the distortion component and the electric power component. A signal transmitting unit (11c) outputs a signal corrected by the compensation coefficient as a transmission signal. A signal converting unit (13) converts the transmission signal into a high frequency signal. An amplitude separating unit (15) amplifies the high frequency signal and separates a portion thereof as a signal to be fed back. A feeding-back unit (14) processes the separated portion and outputs the result as a feedback signal to the information measuring unit (11a). An electric power information extracting unit (16) outputs a portion of the high frequency signal as the radiation signal, extracts electric power information from the radiation signal, and directly outputs the electric power information to the information measuring unit (11a). |