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LOW-NOISE AMPLIFIER SUPPORTING BEAM-FORMING FUNCTION AND RECEIVER INCLUDING THE SAME
20200336121 · 2020-10-22 ·

A low-noise amplifier in a receiver supporting a beam forming function may selectively change a phase shift for beam steering. The low-noise amplifier may include first and second transistors and a variable capacitance circuit connected to a gate of the second transistor. The variable capacitance circuit may selectively change capacitance thereof based on a capacitance control signal applied thereto according to beam-forming information, where the changed capacitance correspondingly causes a phase change in an output signal of the low-noise amplifier. A similar scheme may be employed for amplifiers in transmit signal paths to steer a transmit beam.

MICROWAVE-RECTIFYING CIRCUIT
20200259423 · 2020-08-13 ·

A microwave-rectifying circuit for rectifying AC power is equipped with: an input line into which AC power is inputted; multiple branch lines which branch off from the branching point on the output side of the input line into n lines; rectifiers which rectify the AC power flowing through the branch lines and are positioned in each of the multiple branch lines; and phase shift units which are provided upstream from the rectifier in at least n1 branch lines among the multiple branch lines, and shift the phase of the AC power in a manner such that relative to the AC power which flows through one branch line and arrives at the corresponding rectifier, the AC power which flows through each of the other n1 branch lines and arrives at the corresponding rectifier exhibits a phase difference of k180/n.

Capacitor compensated dual of polyphase filter
10734967 · 2020-08-04 · ·

A polyphase filter operates to provide capacitive compensation to drive a multiphase network for generating quadrature signals. The polyphase filter can include a capacitive compensation mechanism at internal nodes. The capacitive compensation mechanism includes a first phase lag circuit between a first internal node and a second internal node and a second phase lag circuit coupled between a third internal node and a fourth internal node. The first internal node is coupled to the second internal node via a first inductor coupled to a first resistor, the second internal node is coupled to the third internal node via a second inductor coupled to a second resistor, the third internal node is coupled to the fourth internal node via a third inductor coupled to a third resistor, and the fourth internal node is coupled to the first internal node via a fourth inductor coupled to a fourth resistor.

Phase shifter for Giga Hertz integrated circuits
10734966 · 2020-08-04 ·

According to an aspect of present disclosure, a phase shifter for providing a desired phase shift to a very high frequency signal fabricated as part of the an integrated circuit comprises a first coil segment and a second coil segment together forming an inductor of first inductance value, a first capacitor of first capacitance value electrically connected parallel the inductor, a second capacitor of second capacitance value electrically connected between the first coil segment and the second coil segment and a resistor of a first resistance value electrically connected parallel to the second capacitor, in that, the inductor, first capacitor, second capacitor and the resistor together operative as a phase shifter such that when a input signal of a first frequency is presented across the first capacitor, the output signal across the resistor is phase shifted version of the input signal shifted in phase by a first angle.

Phase shifter for Giga Hertz integrated circuits
10734966 · 2020-08-04 ·

According to an aspect of present disclosure, a phase shifter for providing a desired phase shift to a very high frequency signal fabricated as part of the an integrated circuit comprises a first coil segment and a second coil segment together forming an inductor of first inductance value, a first capacitor of first capacitance value electrically connected parallel the inductor, a second capacitor of second capacitance value electrically connected between the first coil segment and the second coil segment and a resistor of a first resistance value electrically connected parallel to the second capacitor, in that, the inductor, first capacitor, second capacitor and the resistor together operative as a phase shifter such that when a input signal of a first frequency is presented across the first capacitor, the output signal across the resistor is phase shifted version of the input signal shifted in phase by a first angle.

Low-noise amplifier supporting beam-forming function and receiver including the same

A low-noise amplifier in a receiver supporting a beam forming function may selectively change a phase shift for beam steering. The low-noise amplifier may include first and second transistors and a variable capacitance circuit connected to a gate of the second transistor. The variable capacitance circuit may selectively change capacitance thereof based on a capacitance control signal applied thereto according to beam-forming information, where the changed capacitance correspondingly causes a phase change in an output signal of the low-noise amplifier. A similar scheme may be employed for amplifiers in transmit signal paths to steer a transmit beam.

Low-noise amplifier supporting beam-forming function and receiver including the same

A low-noise amplifier in a receiver supporting a beam forming function may selectively change a phase shift for beam steering. The low-noise amplifier may include first and second transistors and a variable capacitance circuit connected to a gate of the second transistor. The variable capacitance circuit may selectively change capacitance thereof based on a capacitance control signal applied thereto according to beam-forming information, where the changed capacitance correspondingly causes a phase change in an output signal of the low-noise amplifier. A similar scheme may be employed for amplifiers in transmit signal paths to steer a transmit beam.

ACOUSTIC WAVE DEVICE
20200212887 · 2020-07-02 ·

An acoustic wave device includes a common terminal, a first terminal, a second terminal, a first filter, a second filter, and an inductor. The first filter has a pass band corresponding to a relatively low frequency range and includes a surface acoustic wave filter using an SH wave. The second filter has a pass band corresponding to a relatively high frequency range. The first filter is between a branch point and the first terminal on a path connecting the common terminal and the first terminal. The second filter is between the branch point and the second terminal on a path connecting the common terminal and the second terminal. The inductor is on a path connecting the branch point and the first filter.

DUAL-BAND IN-PHASE AND QUADRATURE-PHASE (I/Q) SIGNAL GENERATING APPARATUS AND POLYPHASE PHASE-SHIFTING APPARATUS USING THE SAME

A dual-band in-phase and quadrature-phase (I/Q) signal generating apparatus and a polyphase phase-shifting apparatus using the same are provided. An I/Q signal generating circuit may include a first resonant circuit that includes a first capacitor and a first inductor and that has one end connected to an input, and a second resonant circuit that includes a second capacitor and a second inductor and that has one end connected to another end of the first resonant circuit. The other end of the first resonant circuit and the one end of the second resonant circuit may be connected to a first output.

DUAL-BAND IN-PHASE AND QUADRATURE-PHASE (I/Q) SIGNAL GENERATING APPARATUS AND POLYPHASE PHASE-SHIFTING APPARATUS USING THE SAME

A dual-band in-phase and quadrature-phase (I/Q) signal generating apparatus and a polyphase phase-shifting apparatus using the same are provided. An I/Q signal generating circuit may include a first resonant circuit that includes a first capacitor and a first inductor and that has one end connected to an input, and a second resonant circuit that includes a second capacitor and a second inductor and that has one end connected to another end of the first resonant circuit. The other end of the first resonant circuit and the one end of the second resonant circuit may be connected to a first output.