Patent classifications
H03H7/1775
BAND-PASS FILTER AND BRANCHING FILTER
A branching filter includes a first band-pass filter provided between a common port and a first signal port, and a second band-pass filter provided between the common port and a second signal port. The first band-pass filter includes a first LC resonant circuit and a first resonant circuit section. The first resonant circuit section includes a first acoustic wave resonator. The second band-pass filter includes a second LC resonant circuit and a second resonant circuit section. The second resonant circuit section includes a second acoustic wave resonator and an inductor connected in parallel.
LC FILTER, RADIO-FREQUENCY FRONT-END CIRCUIT, AND COMMUNICATION DEVICE
A variable-frequency LC filter (1A) includes a multilayer circuit board, a series arm capacitor (11) formed in the multilayer circuit board and disposed in a series arm path that connects an input electrode to an output electrode, and a parallel arm inductor (21) formed in the multilayer circuit board and disposed in a parallel arm path that connects a ground electrode to a node (N1) in the series arm path. When the multilayer circuit board is viewed in plan, of the series arm capacitor (11) and the parallel arm inductor (21), only the parallel arm inductor (21) overlaps with the ground electrode.
MULTILAYER BAND PASS FILTER
A multilayer band pass filter includes a first LC parallel resonator electrically connected to a first input/output terminal, a second LC parallel resonator electrically connected to a second input/output terminal, and a third LC parallel resonator is magnetically coupled to the first LC parallel resonator. The first LC parallel resonator includes a first inductor. The second LC parallel resonator includes a second inductor. The third LC parallel resonator is magnetically coupled to the second LC parallel resonator. A bypass connects the first inductor and the second inductor to each other.
Weakly coupled based harmonic rejection filter for feedback linearization power amplifier
Radio frequency (RF) filters configured to filter undesired signal components (e.g., noise and harmonics) from RF signals are disclosed. In one embodiment, an RF filter includes a first inductor coil having a first winding and a second inductor coil having a second winding and a third winding. The second winding of the second inductor coil is configured to have a first mutual magnetic coupling with the first winding, while the third winding of the second inductor coil is configured to have a second mutual magnetic coupling with the first winding. The second winding is connected to the third winding such that the first mutual magnetic coupling and the second mutual magnetic coupling are in opposition. In this manner, the first inductor coil and the second inductor coil may be provided in a compact arrangement while providing weak mutual magnetic coupling between the first inductor coil and the second inductor coil.
MULTILAYER LC FILTER
A multilayer LC filter includes one via conductor on a second edge side and two via conductors on a fourth edge side that are connected to line-shaped conductor patterns of a first inductor, and two via conductors on the second edge side and one via conductor on the fourth edge side that are connected to line-shaped conductor patterns of a second inductor, and the third to fifth inductors also have this same relationship.
BAND PASS FILTER
Aspects of this disclosure relate to a band pass filter that includes LC resonant circuits coupled to each other by a capacitor. A bridge capacitor can be in parallel with series capacitors, in which the series capacitors include the capacitor coupled between the LC resonant circuits. The bridge capacitor can create a transmission zero at a frequency below the passband of the band pass filter. The LC resonant circuits can each include a surface mount capacitor and a conductive trace of the substrate, and an integrated passive device die can include the capacitor. Band pass filters disclosed herein can be relatively compact, provide relatively good out-of-band rejection, and relatively low loss.
MULTILAYERED FILTER DEVICE
A filter device includes a plurality of resonators and a stack. The plurality of resonators include a first parallel resonator and a first serial resonator. The first parallel resonator includes a conductor structure wound around an axis extending in a direction orthogonal to a stacking direction. The first serial resonator includes a conductor layer wound around an axis extending in a direction parallel to the stacking direction. The conductor layer includes three portions each located between a corresponding one of three side surfaces and at least part of the conductor structure when seen in the stacking direction.
LUMPED ELEMENT DIRECTIONAL COUPLER HAVING ASYMMETRICAL STRUCTURE
A lumped element directional coupler having an asymmetrical structure. The lumped element directional coupler can be integrated while being compact by using lumped elements, instead of transmission lines, have broadband characteristics through the lumped elements being asymmetrically arranged, and further increase bandwidth by additionally providing a negative capacitor element or, more particularly, a negative capacitor element having loss.
RF filtering circuitry
Embodiments of radio frequency (RF) filtering circuitry are disclosed. In one embodiment, the RF filtering circuitry includes a first port, a second port, a first RF filter path, and a second RF filter path. The first RF filter path is connected between the first port and the second port and includes at least a pair of weakly coupled resonators. The weakly coupled resonators are configured such that a first transfer response between the first port and the second port defines a first passband. The second RF filter path is coupled to the first RF filter path and is configured such that the first transfer response between the first port and the second port defines a stopband adjacent to the first passband without substantially increasing ripple variation of the first passband defined by the first transfer response.
Frequency-variable LC filter and high-frequency front end circuit
A first series arm LC filter circuit includes a capacitor and an inductor connected in series to provide a series circuit between a first connection terminal and a second connection terminal, a capacitor connected in parallel to the series circuit, and an inductor and a variable capacitor connected in parallel between a connection point of the capacitor and the inductor and a ground potential. A first parallel arm LC filter circuit is connected between the first connection terminal and the ground potential. A second parallel arm LC filter circuit is connected between the second connection terminal and the ground potential. The inductor is directly connected to the second connection terminal or is connected to the second connection terminal with another inductor interposed therebetween.