Patent classifications
H04B1/0057
Electronic device comprising diplexer capable of adjusting cutoff frequency in connection with adjustment of reception frequency band of duplexer
Disclosed is an electronic device including an antenna module including one or more antennas transmitting or receiving a signal in a first frequency band and a second frequency band wirelessly, a first duplexer separating the first frequency band into a first transmission frequency band and a first reception frequency band and adjusting the first reception frequency band, a second duplexer separating the second frequency band into a second transmission frequency band and a second reception frequency band and adjusting the second reception frequency band, and a diplexer including a first terminal electrically connected to the antenna module, a first filter passing the first frequency band, a second terminal electrically connected to the first filter and the first duplexer, a second filter passing the second frequency band, and a third terminal electrically connected to the second filter and the second duplexer. The diplexer adjusts a cut-off frequency of the first filter or the second filter in connection with the first reception frequency band adjusted through the first duplexer or the second reception frequency band adjusted through the second duplexer. In addition, various embodiments as understood from the specification are also possible.
Radio frequency module and communication device
A radio frequency module and a communication device capable of reducing a mounting substrate size. The radio frequency module includes a mounting substrate, a first filter, and a second filter. The mounting substrate has a first main surface and a second main surface that are on opposite sides of the mounting substrate. The first filter is provided on the first main surface and allows a first receiving signal in a first frequency band to pass through. The second filter is stacked on the first filter and allows a second receiving signal in a second frequency band different from the first frequency band to pass through.
ACOUSTIC-WAVE RECEIVE-SIDE FILTER TOPOLOGIES
A circuit comprising a receive block, a transmit block, and an antenna multiplexer. The antenna multiplexer includes an input port coupled to the transmit block, an output port coupled to the receive block, a common port for coupling to an antenna, and a receive filter coupled between the common port and the output port. The receive filter includes a first plurality of resonators coupled together in series between the common port and the output port including a compensation resonator coupled directly to the output port. A first angular range of a reflection coefficient of the antenna multiplexer over a transmission frequency band measured looking into the output port of the antenna multiplexer does not overlap with a second angular range of the conjugate of the reflection coefficient of the low noise amplifier over the transmission frequency band measured looking into an input of the low noise amplifier.
Duplexer with impedance inverters
A duplexer may be used to isolate a transmitter and a receiver that share a common antenna. By using impedance gradients to provide impedances that cause balance-unbalance transformers (balun) of the duplexer to cut-off access to the common antenna rather than duplicate the antenna impedance, the duplexer is balanced. Such cut-offs may have a lower insertion loss than a duplexer that merely duplicates the antenna impedance to separate the differential signals of the receiver and transmitter from the common mode signal.
CARRIER AGGREGATION WITH INTEGRATED FILTERS
In some embodiments, a front-end system can include a switch network that includes an antenna node, a first signal node connectable to a first filter-based assembly for a first band, a second signal node connectable to a second filter-based assembly for a second band, and a third signal node connectable to a third filter-based assembly for a third band. The switch network can be configured to support carrier aggregation of at least the first and second bands. The front-end system can further include a reconfigurable routing circuit configured to allow carrier aggregation of the third band and a selected one of the first and second bands utilizing the third filter-based assembly and the filter-based assembly associated with the selected one of the first and second bands.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-BASED USER EQUIPMENT (UE) CAPABILITY BAND COMBINATION PRIORITIZATION
A method of wireless communication by a user equipment (UE) includes receiving, from a network, a capability request including a frequency band filter. The method further includes retrieving, from a server, a prioritized list of frequency band combinations based on a location of the UE. The method still further includes transmitting, to the network, the prioritized list adjusted based on the frequency band filter, in response to the capability request. A method of wireless communication by a network device includes receiving, from a UE, a request for a list of frequency band combinations based on a location of the UE. The method further includes transmitting, to the UE, a prioritized list of frequency band combinations for the location of the UE. The prioritized list is based on a selected network configured frequency band combination associated with the location of the UE.
Multiplexer
A multiplexer includes acoustic wave filters that are electrically connected to a common connection terminal. In a first transmission-side filter of the acoustic wave filters, a series arm resonator closest to the common connection terminal includes acoustic wave resonators that are electrically connected in series and capacitance elements that are electrically connected between at least one of signal paths electrically connecting the acoustic wave resonators to each other and a reference terminal.
RF MULTIPLEXER OF 5G MMWAVE LOW-LOSS BROADBAND WIRELESS HYBRID TYPE USING WAVEGUIDE CAVITY KA-BAND
Proposed is a radio frequency (RF) multiplexer of a 5G mmWave low-loss broadband wireless hybrid type using a waveguide cavity Ka-band in which outputs of a mobile communication band communication system using a plurality of satellite frequencies are combined, thereby reducing an insertion loss and increasing passive inter-modulation distortion (PIMD) performance, and signals at adjacent frequencies in a 5G mobile communication band are effectively filtered using a single mode or multiple modes, thereby reducing a size of a filter to reduce a weight thereof. The RF multiplexer of the 5G mmWave low-loss broadband wireless hybrid type using the waveguide cavity Ka-band includes bandpass filters which may receive signals in an RF frequency band to perform tuning and a coupler which combines outputs of at least two bandpass filters to match an antenna.
RADIO FREQUENCY SYSTEM WITH PARALLEL ACOUSTIC WAVE FILTERS
Aspects of this disclosure relate to a radio frequency system with an antenna, a radio frequency amplifier, and parallel acoustic wave filters. The parallel acoustic wave filters can each be a band pass filter having a passband and resonator area. The passbands of the parallel acoustic filters can be overlap in an overlap band. One of the parallel acoustic wave filters can have a smaller resonator area than another of the parallel acoustic wave filters.
Diplexer for dual-band Wi-Fi applications
A diplexer includes a first filter circuit, and a second filter circuit. The first filter circuit is coupled to a first port for providing a first signal path for a first radio frequency (RF) signal. The second filter circuit is coupled to the first port for providing a second signal path for a second RF signal. The first filter circuit includes a first tunable resonant circuit for tuning a first transmission zero corresponding to a first frequency multiplication of the first RF signal. The second filter circuit includes a second tunable resonant circuit for tuning a first transmission zero corresponding to a first frequency multiplication of the second RF signal. The first frequency multiplication of the first RF signal corresponding to the first filter circuit is a fourth harmonic of the first RF signal.