Patent classifications
H04B2001/485
TRANSMIT-AND-RECEIVE MODULE AND COMMUNICATION DEVICE
A transmit-and-receive module includes a duplexer, a power amplifier, and a low-noise amplifier. The duplexer includes a transmit filter and a receive filter. The power amplifier and the low-noise amplifier are integrated with each other. In a Smith chart, impedance in a receive band of the receive filter seen from a receive terminal intersects a line connecting a center point of noise figure circles and a center point of gain circles. The center point of the noise figure circles represents the impedance at which the noise figure of the low-noise amplifier is minimized. The center point of the gain circles represents the impedance at which the gain of the low-noise amplifier is maximized.
RF FRONT END RESONANT MATCHING CIRCUIT
The disclosure provides a device for impedance matching and switching for coupling a transmit path and a receive path of a transceiver to at least one antenna. The device can have an on-chip matching circuitry disposed within a chip and off-chip matching circuitry disposed outside the chip but coupled to the on-chip matching circuitry. The device can have a controller coupled to the on-chip matching circuitry configured to switch the on-chip matching circuitry to provide matched impedance for the transmit path in a transmit mode and matched impedance for the receive path in a receive mode. The off-chip matching circuitry can provide high impedance in the receive path in the transmit mode and provide high impedance in the transmit path in the receive mode. The resonant matching circuit can also have an antenna node coupling the transmit path and the receive path to the at least one antenna.
Transmit-and-receive module and communication device
A transmit-and-receive module includes a duplexer, a power amplifier, and a low-noise amplifier. The duplexer includes a transmit filter and a receive filter. The power amplifier and the low-noise amplifier are integrated with each other. In a Smith chart, impedance in a receive band of the receive filter seen from a receive terminal intersects a line connecting a center point of noise figure circles and a center point of gain circles. The center point of the noise figure circles represents the impedance at which the noise figure of the low-noise amplifier is minimized. The center point of the gain circles represents the impedance at which the gain of the low-noise amplifier is maximized.
Distributed output matching network for a radio frequency power amplifier module
Disclosed are systems and methods related to matching an impedance of the power amplifier to an impedance of the antenna in a power amplifier module that includes an amplifier circuit residing on a first semiconductor die and an output matching network (OMN) that includes a first partial OMN and a second partial OMN. The first partial OMN resides on the first semiconductor die and matches an output impedance of the amplifier circuit to an input impedance of the second partial OMN. The second partial OMN matches an output impedance of the first partial OMN with an input impedance of the antenna and is not part of the first semiconductor die.
HIGH-FREQUENCY SWITCH MODULE
A high-frequency switch module (10) includes a switch element (20) and an inductor (30). The switch element (20) includes a Hi band common terminal (P10), a Low band common terminal (P20), a plurality of selection target terminals (P11 to P14) that are selectively connected to the common terminal (P10), and a plurality of selection target terminals (P21 to P24) that are selectively connected to the common terminal (P20). The inductor (30) is connected between a first selection target terminal (P14) of the selection target terminals (P11 to P14) and a selection target terminal (P21) of the selection target terminals (P21 to P24). The selection target terminal (P14) and the selection target terminal (P21) are simultaneously used terminals that are used for electric paths through which transmission or reception using a plurality of communication bands is performed at the same time.
SELF-INTERFERENCE SIGNAL CANCELLATION APPARATUS AND TRANSCEIVER INCLUDING THE SAME
An apparatus for canceling a self-interference signal and a transceiver including the same are disclosed. The transceiver may include an antenna; a circulator transmitting a portion of a transmit signal to the antenna and transmitting a receive signal received through the antenna to a receiver; and a self-interference signal canceling unit receiving a first signal, which is a portion of the transmit signal, and physically copying a self-interference signal generated by the antenna and the circulator to generate an estimation signal of the self-interference signal.
ANTENNA AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE INCLUDING THE SAME
An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a housing including a first surface, a second surface disposed facing an opposite side of the first surface, and a side surface configured to surround at least a portion of a space between the first surface and the second surface, a first elongated metal member configured to form a first portion of the side surface and including a first end and a second end, at least one communication circuit electrically connected to a first point of the first elongated metal member through a capacitive element, at least one ground member disposed in an interior of the housing, and a first conductive member configured to electrically connect a second point of the first elongated metal member to the ground member. The second point of the first elongated metal member is disposed closer to the second end than to the first point.
Independent Control of Branch FETs for RF Performance Improvement
A FET-based RF switch architecture and method that provides for independent control of FETs within component branches of a switching circuit. With independent control of branch FETs, every RF FET in an inactive branch that is in an open (capacitive) state can be shunted to RF ground and thus mitigate impedance mismatch effects. Providing a sufficiently low impedance to RF ground diminishes such negative effects and reduces the sensitivity of the switch circuit to non-matched impedances.
Second Order Harmonic Cancellation for Radio Frequency Front-End Switches
A radio frequency switch circuit with improved harmonic suppression and low insertion loss has an antenna port and a plurality of signal ports. A plurality of transistor switch circuits, are connected to a respective one of the plurality of signal ports and to the antenna port. Each of the transistor switch circuits has a transistor, which in an off state, together with a harmonic suppression capacitor and a parallel inductor both connected thereto, define a tank circuit that suppresses RF signals applied to the corresponding transistor switch circuit from a different one of the transistor switch circuits. The harmonic suppression capacitor is tuned to distribute large signal voltage swings in the RF signal amongst parasitic diodes of the transistor.
FLEXIBLE RADIO ASSIGNMENT
A flexible radio assignment algorithm that reduces co-channel interference in Wi-Fi networks is disclosed. The flexible radio assignment algorithm calculates a density value for each of the APs controlled by a network controller. The flexible radio assignment algorithm selects an AP with the highest density value and determines that a radio in the selected AP is redundant. The flexible radio assignment algorithm manages the redundant radio in the selected AP to mitigate co-channel interference in a frequency band.