Abstract:
A master reference oscillator system is provided. The master reference oscillator system includes a plurality of reference oscillators and a hybrid matrix receiving signals from the plurality of reference oscillators and outputting a plurality of output signals having the same signal magnitude, wherein at least two output signals among the plurality of output signals may have a phase difference.
Abstract:
Provided is a microwave switch including at least one semiconductor device connected to a transmission line and grounded in parallel, and at least one inductor connected in series to the transmission line. When the semiconductor device is shorted, the inductor may perform impedance matching through an interaction with the semiconductor device.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a wide band sum & difference circuit for a monolithic microwave integrated circuit according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. The wide band sum & difference circuit for a monolithic microwave integrated circuit according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, including: a Range coupler having one terminal connected to a plurality of first ports that receive a signal and the other terminal connected to a plurality of second ports that output signals; one λ/4 line that is connected between one output terminal and one second port of the Range coupler in series; and one short stub λ/4 line that is connected with the other output terminal and the other second port of the Range coupler in parallel.
Abstract:
An I/Q signal generating apparatus and phase shift apparatus using the same are provided, the I/Q signal generating apparatus including: a first resonance circuit whose one end is connected to a first input terminal and whose other end is connected to a first output terminal; and a second resonance circuit whose one end is connected to the other end of the first resonance circuit or a second input terminal, and whose other end is connected to a second output terminal, wherein the first resonance circuit and the second resonance circuit each include a resistor, a capacitor connected in parallel with the resistor, and an inductor connected in a form of a cross between the resistor and the capacitor.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a dual-band phase shifter in which series/parallel resonance circuits are applied to a polyphase filter to implement a phase shifter, which is a core block of a multi-channel RFIC for implementing a phased array antenna system. The dual-band phase shifter may be configured by converting a capacitor (C) of an LC circuit or a CL circuit in the RFIC into a series resonance circuit and converting an inductor (L) thereof into a parallel resonance circuit, so that a signal generator operating in one frequency band can operate in a dual-band.
Abstract:
Provided is a phase shifter for shifting a phase of a signal the phase shifter including an input unit to split an input signal into a plurality of signals having different phases, a connection unit to change at least one of magnitudes and phases of the plurality of signals, apply the changed plurality of signals to a plurality of loads, and receive a plurality of return signals generated when the applied signals are returned by the plurality of loads, and an output unit to generate an output signal having a predetermined phase difference from the input signal based on the return signals.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a multi-port amplifier which adopts a pair of SP4T switches and a pair of hybrid couplers in order to flexibly adjust an amplification mode. By using the proposed invention, the limited system flexibility and reconfigurability due to fixed input and output relations are overcome regardless of a component failure in a system. Moreover, signal amplification based on effective signal distribution and combination can be consistently performed according to various port configurations by different switching modes. Thus, the overall practicality of outputs comparing to the conventional multi-port amplifier can be effectively increased within an available lifespan of the system.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a low phase shift voltage variable attenuator. The low phase shift voltage variable attenuator may include: a first directional coupler including a first input terminal in which a signal is input, a first isolation terminal connected to a ground power source through a termination resistor, a first coupling terminal, and a first through terminal; a second directional coupler including a second input terminal through which an attenuated signal, which is the attenuated input input signal, is output, a second isolation terminal connected to a ground power source through a termination resistor, a second coupling terminal, and a second through terminal; and a signal attenuating unit connected to the first coupling terminal, the first through terminal, the second coupling terminal, and the second through terminal, and configured to attenuate a signal transmitted through the first directional coupler to transmit the attenuated signal to the second directional coupler.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a digital attenuator, and more particularly, a digital attenuator for improving a performance in various respects, and also provided is a structure for reducing a phase difference of the digital attenuator by equipping an inductor as a phase retardation element.
Abstract:
A high gain patch antenna and a method of manufacturing the same are provided. The antenna includes a substrate with a flat structure including a dielectric, a cross-shaped conductor arranged at a center of an upper part of the substrate, and radiator units arranged in each of four areas divided by the cross-shaped conductor on the upper part of the substrate, wherein each of the radiator units may be arranged to have a 90-degree difference from an adjacent radiator unit with respect to a center of the substrate.