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序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
1 使用多电平脉冲宽度调制的音频放大器 CN201180063192.5 2011-10-27 CN103329431B 2016-09-14 米克尔·霍耶尔比
发明一个方面涉及一种D类音频放大器,其具有支持应用于扬声器负载的诸如3电平、4电平或5电平脉冲宽度或脉冲密度调制输出信号的多电平输出信号的改进型输出驱动器拓扑。本发明的D类音频放大器特别适合大批量消费音频应用和解决方案。
2 开关电流电路和方法 CN201410093057.0 2014-03-13 CN104052283B 2017-04-12 马克·伯克豪特
一种开关电流源,其中对在驱动输出晶体管的栅极时使用的参考电压值进行采样和存储。使用向电流感测晶体管馈电的参考电流源来得到参考电压。当输出晶体管截止时将电流感测晶体管截止,使得参考电流源不会消耗功率。然后,可以短时间使用较大的参考电流Iref。
3 具有胳肢脉冲注入的电源 CN201280023341.X 2012-04-04 CN103534939B 2016-11-09 K·B·德尔帕帕; M·纽斯鲍姆; A·费伦兹
一种电源将一系列“胳肢”脉冲注入到脉冲宽度调制(PWM)控制器中,以诱导该控制器以最小开关频率生成PWM脉冲,优选地,该最小开关频率是声波的(尤其对于音频应用)。开关频率还可以被选择或控制为使得其避免电源中的谐振。“胳肢”脉冲可以通过对PWM控制器定时的相同时钟来计时,并且它们可以被整形,以帮助确保电源在低负载状况期间维持某种调整。
4 开关电流电路和方法 CN201410093057.0 2014-03-13 CN104052283A 2014-09-17 马克·伯克豪特
一种开关电流源,其中对在驱动输出晶体管的栅极时使用的参考电压值进行采样和存储。使用向电流感测晶体管馈电的参考电流源来得到参考电压。当输出晶体管截止时将电流感测晶体管截止,使得参考电流源不会消耗功率。然后,可以短时间使用较大的参考电流Iref。
5 具有胳肢脉冲注入的电源 CN201280023341.X 2012-04-04 CN103534939A 2014-01-22 K·B·德尔帕帕; M·纽斯鲍姆; A·费伦兹
一种电源将一系列“胳肢”脉冲注入到脉冲宽度调制(PWM)控制器中,以诱导该控制器以最小开关频率生成PWM脉冲,优选地,该最小开关频率是声波的(尤其对于音频应用)。开关频率还可以被选择或控制为使得其避免电源中的谐振。“胳肢”脉冲可以通过对PWM控制器定时的相同时钟来计时,并且它们可以被整形,以帮助确保电源在低负载状况期间维持某种调整。
6 使用多电平脉冲宽度调制的音频放大器 CN201180063192.5 2011-10-27 CN103329431A 2013-09-25 米克尔·霍耶尔比
发明一个方面涉及一种D类音频放大器,其具有支持应用于扬声器负载的诸如3电平、4电平或5电平脉冲宽度或脉冲密度调制输出信号的多电平输出信号的改进型输出驱动器拓扑。本发明的D类音频放大器特别适合大批量消费音频应用和解决方案。
7 電子回路 JP2013154795 2013-07-25 JP6244714B2 2017-12-13 檀上 匠
8 レギュレータ JP2013012933 2013-01-28 JP5997620B2 2016-09-28 西川 一郎; 後藤 祐一
9 オーディオ出回路およびそれを用いた電子機器、オーディオ用集積回路 JP2012053632 2012-03-09 JP5969779B2 2016-08-17 胸永 秀樹; 小野寺 武志
10 POWER SUPPLY WITH TICKLE PULSE INJECTION EP12716853.2 2012-04-04 EP2695295B1 2017-07-12 DELPAPA, Kenneth B.; NUSSBAUM, Michael; FERENCZ, Andrew
A power supply injects a series of “tickle” pulses into a pulse width modulated (PWM) controller to induce the controller to generate PWM pulses at a minimum switching frequency, preferably one that is super-sonic (especially for audio applications). The switching frequency may also be selected or controlled such that it avoids resonances in the power supply. The “tickle” pulses may be clocked by the same clock that times the PWM controller, and they may be shaped to help ensure that the power supply maintains some regulation during low-load conditions.
11 Switchable current source circuit and method EP13158925.1 2013-03-13 EP2779452A1 2014-09-17 Berkhout, Marco

a switchable current source in which a reference voltage value to be used in driving the gate of an output transistor is sampled and stored. The reference voltage is derived using a reference current source which feeds a current sensing transistor. The current sensing transistor is turned off when the output transistor is turned off, so that the reference current source then does not consume power. A large reference current Iref can then be used for a short time.

12 AUDIO AMPLIFIER USING MULTI-LEVEL PULSE WIDTH MODULATION EP11775967.0 2011-10-27 EP2633621A1 2013-09-04 HØYERBY, Mikkel
The present invention relates in one aspect to a class D audio amplifier with improved output driver topology supporting multi-level output signals such as 3-level, 4-level or 5-level pulse width or pulse density modulated output signals for application to a loudspeaker load. The present class D audio amplifiers are particularly well-suited for high-volume consumer audio applications and solutions.
13 Clamping audio signal paths US15439323 2017-02-22 US10142721B2 2018-11-27 Rupesh Khare
This application describes methods and apparatus for selectively clamping a signal path (106) for an analog audio signal to a clamp voltage, e.g. ground. Voltage clamping circuitry (200) is disclosed having a first switching device (201) in series with a second switching device (202) between a node of the signal path and the clamp voltage. The clamping circuitry is configured to be operable in: a first state where the first and second switching devices are both on to electrically connect the signal path to the clamp voltage; and also a second state to electrically disconnect the signal path from the clamp voltage. In the second state one of the first and second switching devices is configured to block conduction when the voltage at said node of the signal path is positive and the other switching device is configured to block conduction when the voltage at said node of the signal path is negative.
14 System for and method of reducing transmit signal distortion US15363841 2016-11-29 US10141960B2 2018-11-27 Loke K. Tan; Takayuki Hayashi; Lin He; Giuseppe Cusmai; Chun-ying Chen
Systems and methods relate to providing a transmit signal. The transmit signal can be provided in a transmitter circuit including a main pre-equalizer, a main power amplifier in communication with the main pre-equalizer, a replica pre-equalizer, and a replica power amplifier in communication with the replica pre-equalizer. The replica preamplifier is in communication with the main pre-equalizer, and control signals are provided to the main pre-equalizer to reduce distortion. The control signals are provided in response to an output signal of the replica power amplifier.
15 PARALLEL USE OF SERIAL CONTROLS IN IMPROVED WIRELESS DEVICES AND POWER AMPLIFIER MODULES US15634841 2017-06-27 US20180019772A1 2018-01-18 Matthew Lee Banowetz; Philip H. Thompson; Edward James Anthony; James Henry Ross
A power amplifier module can include one or more switches, a coupler module, input signal pins, and a controller having first and second output terminals. The input signal pins can receive a voltage input/output signal, a clock input signal, and a data input signal. The controller can (i) set a mode of the one or more switches using a synchronous communication protocol in which the controller outputs a synchronous clock signal on the first output terminal and a data signal on the second output terminal, when the power amplifier module is in a first operating mode, or (ii) set a mode of the coupler module using an asynchronous communication protocol in which the controller outputs a first asynchronous control signal on the first output terminal and a second asynchronous control signal on the second output terminal, when the power amplifier module is in a second operating mode.
16 AUDIO AMPLIFIER USING MULTI-LEVEL PULSE WIDTH MODULATION US15344151 2016-11-04 US20170117851A1 2017-04-27 Mikkel Høyerby
The present invention relates in one aspect to a class D audio amplifier with improved output driver topology supporting multi-level output signals such as 3-level, 4-level or 5-level pulse width or pulse density modulated output signals for application to a loudspeaker load. The present class D audio amplifiers are particularly well-suited for high-volume consumer audio applications and solutions.
17 PARALLEL USE OF SERIAL CONTROLS IN IMPROVED WIRELESS DEVICES AND POWER AMPLIFIER MODULES US15280885 2016-09-29 US20170093559A1 2017-03-30 Matthew Lee Banowetz; Philip H. Thompson; Edward James Anthony; James Henry Ross
A power amplifier module can include one or more switches, a coupler module, input signal pins, and a controller having first and second output terminals. The input signal pins can receive a voltage input/output signal, a clock input signal, and a data input signal. The controller can (i) set a mode of the one or more switches using a synchronous communication protocol in which the controller outputs a synchronous clock signal on the first output terminal and a data signal on the second output terminal, when the power amplifier module is in a first operating mode, or (ii) set a mode of the coupler module using an asynchronous communication protocol in which the controller outputs a first asynchronous control signal on the first output terminal and a second asynchronous control signal on the second output terminal, when the power amplifier module is in a second operating mode.
18 Fast turn on system for a synthesized source signal US13833324 2013-03-15 US09172381B2 2015-10-27 Mark M. Cloutier; Greg Bachmanek; Tolga Pamir
A fast turn on compensation system for a synthesized signal source includes a synthesized signal source coupled to a power supply and configured to generate a phase stable radio frequency (RF) output signal. A mute amplifier is coupled to the synthesized signal source and the power supply. A dummy amplifier is coupled to the mute amplifier and the power supply. A mute controller is coupled to the mute amplifier and the dummy amplifier, the mute controller is responsive to an enable signal and configured to enable the dummy amplifier and disable the mute amplifier when no RF output signal is being generated and disable the dummy amplifier and enable the mute amplifier when the RF output signal is being generated such that total power supply current delivered to the synthesized signal source and the dummy amplifier or mute amplifier is approximately constant before, during, and after enabling the mute amplifier to reduce phase disturbance of the RF output signals.
19 Electronic circuit US14321644 2014-07-01 US09154120B2 2015-10-06 Takumi Danjo
An electronic circuit includes: a pair of first transistors in which a first control signal is inputted to at least one of a first control terminal; a comparator circuit that sets electric potentials of a pair of differential output terminals based on an electric current flowing through the pair of first transistors; second transistors that are coupled in series in a path between an electric power source and a node from at least one of the pair of differential output terminals and between the corresponding pair of first transistors, and having a second control terminals to which a second control signal is inputted; first switches that are respectively coupled in series to the second transistors in the path and that are turned ON in synchronization with a clock signal; and a generation circuit that generates the second control signal based on the clock signal.
20 Low dropout regulator having differential circuit with X-configuration US13931347 2013-06-28 US09134740B2 2015-09-15 Ichiro Nishikawa; Yuichi Goto
A regulator includes a first transistor, a first bias circuit, a second bias circuit, a differential circuit having second to fifth transistors, and a current mirror circuit. The first transistor outputs an output voltage lower than the input voltage. The first bias circuit generates a first bias voltage lower than a reference voltage. The second bias circuit generates a second bias voltage lower than a feedback voltage relating to the output voltage. The second transistor into which the reference voltage is inputted and the third transistor into which the feedback voltage is inputted are a pair of differential transistors. The fourth transistor is complementarily connected to the second transistor. The fifth transistor is complementarily connected to the third transistor. The differential circuit outputs a comparison signal to the first transistor. The current mirror circuit is connected to the second and third transistors.
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