Patent classifications
H03K17/74
COIL FOR A SWITCHING DEVICE WITH A HIGH-FREQUENCY POWER
A coil provides several windings. A first winding is a winding at one edge of the coil, which provides a given first winding diameter and a given first winding spacing relative to the next winding. At the other end of the coil, a last winding provides a given second winding diameter and a given second winding spacing relative to the adjacent winding. In this context, the first winding diameter is larger than the second winding diameter. The first winding spacing in this context is smaller than the second winding spacing.
COIL FOR A SWITCHING DEVICE WITH A HIGH-FREQUENCY POWER
A coil provides several windings. A first winding is a winding at one edge of the coil, which provides a given first winding diameter and a given first winding spacing relative to the next winding. At the other end of the coil, a last winding provides a given second winding diameter and a given second winding spacing relative to the adjacent winding. In this context, the first winding diameter is larger than the second winding diameter. The first winding spacing in this context is smaller than the second winding spacing.
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT FOR CONTROL OF AN ELECTRICAL DEVICE WITH HIGH INTEGRITY
The invention relates to: Control circuit (1) for an electrical device (2), said control circuit (1) receiving as input a discrete electrical control signal (CMD), the control circuit (1) comprising a source (11) of voltage (±V) configured so as to supply the circuit according to a negative or positive voltage; a switch (12) normally closed in the absence of any discrete electrical control signal (CMD) and configured so as to isolate the electrical device from the voltage source as a function of the electrical control signal (CMD), said switch being connected between the voltage source and the electrical device (2); the switch (12) being sensitive to the discrete electrical control signal (CMD) for just one sense of voltage.
Switching circuit
A switching circuit includes: a normally-off junction field-effect GaN transistor including source, drain, and gate terminals; a drive device of one output type electrically connected to the gate terminal; a first rectifier, between the source terminal and the gate terminal, including an anode on a source terminal side and a cathode on a gate terminal side; a capacitor between a cathode side of the first rectifier and the drive device; a first resistor between the capacitor and the drive device; a second resistor, one side of the second resistor being connected to the drive device, another side of the second resistor being connected between the cathode side of the first rectifier and the capacitor; and a second rectifier including an anode on a capacitor side and a cathode on a drive device side. No resistor is provided between the cathode side of the second rectifier and the drive device.
Switching circuit
A switching circuit includes: a normally-off junction field-effect GaN transistor including source, drain, and gate terminals; a drive device of one output type electrically connected to the gate terminal; a first rectifier, between the source terminal and the gate terminal, including an anode on a source terminal side and a cathode on a gate terminal side; a capacitor between a cathode side of the first rectifier and the drive device; a first resistor between the capacitor and the drive device; a second resistor, one side of the second resistor being connected to the drive device, another side of the second resistor being connected between the cathode side of the first rectifier and the capacitor; and a second rectifier including an anode on a capacitor side and a cathode on a drive device side. No resistor is provided between the cathode side of the second rectifier and the drive device.
Ultrasonic recognition module, driving method thereof, and display device
An ultrasonic recognition module, a driving method thereof, and a display device. Multiple receiving electrodes are divided into multiple receiving groups. Pulse signal input ends of driving circuits corresponding to the receiving electrodes in the same receiving group are electrically connected to a same pulse signal input line, and pulse signal input ends of driving circuits corresponding to the receiving electrodes in the different receiving groups are electrically connected to different pulse signal input lines.
Drive circuit and impedance matching device
A drive circuit performs switching between an on-state and an off-state of a PIN diode, the drive circuit being provided with a switching element and a switching element, a drive power supply, and a current limiting resistor that adjusts a forward current of the PIN diode. When the switching element is in an on-state and the switching element is in an off-state, the PIN diode is switched to the on-state by applying a forward voltage to the PIN diode from the drive power supply via the current limiting resistor, and when the switching element is in the off-state and the switching element is in the on-state, the PIN diode is switched to the off-state by applying, not via the current limiting resistor, a reverse voltage to the PIN diode from the drive power supply.
Drive circuit and impedance matching device
A drive circuit performs switching between an on-state and an off-state of a PIN diode, the drive circuit being provided with a switching element and a switching element, a drive power supply, and a current limiting resistor that adjusts a forward current of the PIN diode. When the switching element is in an on-state and the switching element is in an off-state, the PIN diode is switched to the on-state by applying a forward voltage to the PIN diode from the drive power supply via the current limiting resistor, and when the switching element is in the off-state and the switching element is in the on-state, the PIN diode is switched to the off-state by applying, not via the current limiting resistor, a reverse voltage to the PIN diode from the drive power supply.
APPARATUS AND SYSTEM FOR A PROGRAMMABLE RESISTANCE CIRCUIT
A programmable resistance circuit provides a selected resistance by configuring a reference resistor to exhibit an effective resistance, in an operational sense, by achieving an average output voltage between a source line and a return line in the programmable resistance circuit. The average output voltage corresponds to the effective resistance. The effective resistance is achieved by utilizing a modulated voltage source to bias a transistor and intermittently draw current across the reference resistor according to the duty cycle of the modulated voltage source. A programmed resistance circuit can produce a selected resistance corresponding to button selection zones of a vehicle user interface when connected to a remote circuit that acts according to a user selection.
Switch linearization by compensation of a field-effect transistor
A radio-frequency switch is disclosed, comprising a set of field-effect transistors disposed between a first node and a second node. In some embodiments, each field-effect transistor of the set of field-effect transistors has a respective source, drain, gate, and body. In some embodiments, the radio-frequency switch includes a compensation circuit coupled in parallel with the set of field-effect transistors, the compensation circuit configured to compensate a non-linearity effect generated by the set of field-effect transistors.