Electronic component for amplifying high frequency and radio communication system
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Abstract
A high-frequency power module as a component of a radio communication system capable of performing communications in two frequency bands such as GSM and DCS and has a first transistor for output detection for receiving a signal which is the same as an input signal of a first power amplification transistor for amplifying a high frequency signal on the GSM side and a first current mirror circuit for passing current proportional to current of the transistor. A second transistor for output detection for receiving an input signal of a second power amplification transistor for amplifying a high frequency signal on the DCS side is also provided as is a second current mirror circuit for passing current proportional to current of the transistor. Conversion of current transferred from the first and second current mirror circuits to voltage is shared by the GSM and DCS.
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25 Claims
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1-17. -17. (canceled)
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18. A High frequency power module, comprising:
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a first amplification means for amplifying a first modulated signal to be transmit;
a second amplification means for amplifying a second modulated signal to be transmit which is different from the first modulated signal;
a power detection means for generating a voltage related to an output power of the first amplification means or an output power the second amplification means; and
a bias means for supplying bias signals in accordance with the voltage and an output power instruction signal;
wherein the power detection means including a first detector which generates a first signal in connection with the passing current of the first amplification means, a second detector which generates a second signal in connection with the passing current of the second amplification means and a sense resistor which receives the first signal and the second signal and generates the voltage, wherein the first detector includes a first detection transistor and a first current mirror circuit which couples the first detection transistor and supplies the first signal to the sense resistor; and
wherein the second detector includes a second detection transistor and a second current mirror circuit which couples the second detection transistor and supplies the second signal to the sense resistor. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25)
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