Abstract:
An amplifier circuit includes: plural transistors; plural first transmission lines respectively connected between input terminals of the plural transistors; plural second transmission lines respectively connected between output terminals of the plural transistors; an input node connected to the input terminal of a first stage transistor among the plural transistors; an output node connected to the output terminal of a final stage transistor among the plural transistors; and a capacitance connected to the output terminal of the first stage transistor via a third transmission line.
Abstract:
An amplifier circuit has a plurality of amplifiers configured to be connected in series, and each of the plurality of amplifiers has an amplifying element configured to non-inverting amplify a signal and a phase adjustment element configured to be connected to an output terminal of the amplifying element and to adjust a phase of the signal, wherein the amplifying element is subjected to negative feedback, and wherein a stability coefficient of a circuit in which the amplifying elements of the number the same as the number of the plurality of amplifiers are connected in series is less than 1.
Abstract:
An amplifier circuit includes: first and second nodes configured to receive input of differential signals; third and fourth nodes; a plurality of first inductors configured to be connected in series between the first and second nodes; a plurality of second inductors configured to be connected in series between the third and fourth nodes; a plurality of field effect transistors configured to have gates each configured to be connected between the plurality of first inductors, sources each configured to be connected to a reference potential node, and drains each configured to be connected between the plurality of second inductors; and a synthesizing unit configured to synthesize signals at the third and fourth nodes.
Abstract:
A first transistor and a second transistor cascade-connected, a wiring which connects a drain of the first transistor and a gate of the second transistor, a capacitor whose one terminal is connected between the first transistor and the second transistor cascade-connected and whose other terminal is grounded, and a control circuit are included. The control circuit adjusts an inductance value by controlling a capacitance value of the capacitor or gate voltage of the first transistor or the second transistor.
Abstract:
An amplification circuit has a field effect transistor, an input side matching circuit, an output side matching circuit, a capacitor, and a resistor. The input side matching circuit is connected between an input port and the source terminal of the field effect transistor and outputs an input signal that changes with a bias voltage as a center value. The output side matching circuit is connected between an output port and the drain terminal of the field effect transistor. The capacitor is connected between the gate terminal of the field effect transistor and a first reference voltage source. The resistor is connected between the gate terminal of the field effect transistor and the first reference voltage source.
Abstract:
An amplifier has a plurality of gate finger electrodes, two gate connection electrodes, a plurality of source electrodes and a plurality of drain electrodes, and a plurality of drain connection elements. The plurality of gate finger electrodes are arranged pectinate on the surface of the active region of the semiconductor substrate. The two gate connection electrodes connect in common each of both ends of the plurality of gate finger electrodes. The plurality of source electrodes and the plurality of drain electrodes are arranged alternately on the surface of the semiconductor substrate between the plurality of gate finger electrodes. The plurality of drain connection elements connects in sequence the plurality of drain electrodes. The ratio of the inductance value of each drain connection element to the parasitic capacitance of the drain-source electrodes between the corresponding drain electrode and the source electrode is constant.
Abstract:
A receiving device includes a dividing circuit, N pieces of internal circuits, and an averaging circuit. The dividing circuit is configured to divide an input signal into N pieces of divided signals (where N is an integer of two or larger), and the N pieces of internal circuits are configured to receive and process the N pieces of divided signals. The averaging circuit is configured to receive N pieces of output signals from the N pieces of internal circuits, averaging the output signals, and output an averaged signal.
Abstract:
A variable phase shifter. The variable phase shifter includes: a transmission line that outputs quadrature signals from a pair of output ports in response to an input signal of a specific frequency; a synthesizer that includes a first transistor connected to a first port of the pair of output ports and a second transistor connected to a second port of the pair of output ports, and that on input of the input signal takes signals output from the pair of output ports of the transmission line with a phase according to their respective load impedances and employs the first and the second transistors to amplify and combine the signals; and a phase controller that controls the phase of the output signal that is combined and output by the synthesizer by controlling the amplification operation of each of the first and second transistors of the synthesizer.