Abstract:
A balanced-unbalanced conversion circuit includes a first coupling line, an unbalanced terminal connected to the first coupling line, a ground terminal connected to the unbalanced terminal through the first coupling line, a second coupling line electromagnetically coupled to the first coupling line, a first balanced terminal connected to the second coupling line, a second balanced terminal connected to the first balanced terminal through the second coupling line, and a band-reject filter serially connected to the first coupling line to remove predetermined-band signals of high frequency signals transmitted through the first coupling line.
Abstract:
In an electronic circuit unit for transmitting power through a transmission line 103 formed of a conductor pattern, a matching circuit 101 is connected to an output end of a power amplifier 102. The matching circuit 101 comprises a first conductor pattern 14 having bend portions P1 to P4 provided on a first dielectric substrate 11 of a laminated substrate 10 which has a plurality of dielectric layers 11 to 13, and a second conductor pattern 15 disposed opposite the first conductor pattern 14 on an adjacent second dielectric layer 12, and connecting conductors 16 to 20 provided at at least bend portions P1 to P4 of the first and second conductor patterns.
Abstract:
A signal level adjusting circuit includes a first amplifying stage in which output electrodes of output stage transistors are connected to ground through current supplies and are connected with respective output terminals, and a DC voltage at the output terminals has a first voltage value; a second amplifying stage in which control electrodes of input stage transistors are connected with respective input terminals, and a DC voltage at the input terminals has a second voltage value; and a coupling stage, connected between the output terminals and the input terminals, which includes at least one series resistor. The first amplifying stage is incorporated in a bipolar IC, and the second amplifying stage is incorporated in a CMOS IC.
Abstract:
A balanced-unbalanced conversion circuit includes a first coupling line, an unbalanced terminal connected to the first coupling line, a ground terminal connected to the unbalanced terminal through the first coupling line, a second coupling line electromagnetically coupled to the first coupling line, a first balanced terminal connected to the second coupling line, a second balanced terminal connected to the first balanced terminal through the second coupling line, and a band-reject filter serially connected to the first coupling line to remove predetermined-band signals of high frequency signals transmitted through the first coupling line.
Abstract:
A receive integrated circuit for a mobile telephone comprising a variable gain amplifier for amplifying a received signal with a variable gain, a low-pass filter for attenuating harmonic components of the signal amplifier by the variable gain amplifier, and a QPSK demodulator for demodulating by quadri-phase shift keying the signal having passed through the low-pass filter, wherein signal lines interconnecting the variable gain amplifier, the low-pass filter and the quadri-phase shift keying demodulator are balanced.
Abstract:
A multistage amplifier circuit comprises a current constant mode variable amplifying circuit for amplifying an input signal and current variable mode variable amplifying circuits and for further amplifying the signal amplified by the first variable amplifying circuit. An AGC voltage VAGC is commonly applied between the bases and emitters of an amplification degree control transistor of the current constant mode variable amplifying circuit and amplification degree control transistors of the current variable mode amplifying circuits. Collector currents of the transistors change exponentially with respect to the linearly-varied AGC voltage VAGC. Further, currents each proportional to the collector current of the transistor flow in the transistors. Thus, the gain PG �dB! of the current constant mode variable amplifying circuit changes linearly with the AGC voltage VAGC.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board lamination consisting of upper and lower printed circuit boards is provided with an area consisting of the sole lower printed circuit board, and a varactor diode and a resonance rod portion parallel to the lamination are arranged in this area. Thus, the length of lead of the varactor diode is reduced in effect, and also the effects of variation of the dielectric constant of the printed circuit board due to changes of the temperature thereof and relative humidity are reduced.
Abstract:
A gain control circuit capable of keeping a constant gain without being affected by ambient temperature includes a variable resistor element connected to a power supply terminal, a control unit for controlling the resistance value of the variable resistor element on the basis of a gain control voltage, an amplifying transistor that is supplied with a power supply voltage through the variable resistor element, a current detecting resistor that is interposed between the variable resistor element and a collector of the amplifying transistor, and a voltage detecting unit that detects a drop dropped by the current detecting resistor. The dropped voltage detected by the voltage detecting unit is fed back to the control unit to control the resistance value of the variable resistor element such that a current flowing through the current detecting resistor does not vary.
Abstract:
A gain control circuit capable of keeping a constant gain without being affected by ambient temperature includes a variable resistor element connected to a power supply terminal, a control unit for controlling the resistance value of the variable resistor element on the basis of a gain control voltage, an amplifying transistor that is supplied with a power supply voltage through the variable resistor element, a current detecting resistor that is interposed between the variable resistor element and a collector of the amplifying transistor, and a voltage detecting unit that detects a drop dropped by the current detecting resistor. The dropped voltage detected by the voltage detecting unit is fed back to the control unit to control the resistance value of the variable resistor element such that a current flowing through the current detecting resistor does not vary.
Abstract:
A feedback circuit is connected between the input electrode of amplifying element of an amplifying circuit of the initial stage and the output electrode of amplifying element of an amplifying circuit of the final stage. The feedback circuit is structured by a serial circuit of a voltage dropping means resulting in almost constant voltage drop regardless of an increase or decrease of current and a feedback resistor, and a bias voltage is supplied, via the feedback circuit, to an input electrode of the amplifying element in the amplifying circuit of the initial stage from an output electrode of the amplifying element in the amplifying circuit of the final stage. Thereby, current dissipation is reduced and signal loss is lowered.