Abstract:
The variable power supply (12) to an amplifier (10) in an electrical circuit is dynamically controlled through the use of a lookup table (14) responsive to one or more operating conditions of the electrical circuit. The lookup table is indexed by one or more of the operating conditions and the amount of amplification to be applied to an input signal to the amplifier is determined. One embodiment of the invention comprises a television transmitter circuit including a power amplifier circuit capable of amplifying a variable frequency COFDM or 8VSB input signal (11) where the amount of amplification applied to the input signal is dynamically controlled through the use of a lookup table as a function of the frequency of the input signal.
Abstract:
A gain switching circuit (3) that switches a conversion gain of a preamp (2), which outputs a voltage signal upon amplifying an output current of a photo-detecting element (1) that converts a burst-form optical signal into an electrical signal and with which a series circuit, formed with a first resistor (6) and a first switching element (9), and a series circuit, formed with a second resistor (7) and a second switching element (10), are connected in parallel to a feedback resistor (2B), generates an operating signal for closing the first switching element (9) within a first gain switching period and generates an operating signal for closing the second switching element (10) within a second gain switching period.
Abstract:
An automatic gain control device includes an amplifier for a reception signal, a signal processing unit, a memory, and a control unit. The amplifier can set a gain. The signal processing unit extracts control data from an output from the amplifier and performs information processing for the data. The memory stores the gain setting value of the amplifier. The control unit controls the gain of the amplifier in accordance with a preset control algorithm. On the basis of the result obtained when the control unit computes a gain setting value stored in the memory in accordance with a preset algorithm, the control unit controls the gain of the amplifier in correspondence with operation of switching the frequency of a reception signal, which is accompanied by different frequency monitoring in the compressed mode by the signal processing unit. A radio communication terminal, a control method for an automatic gain control device, a control program for an automatic gain control device, an automatic gain control method, a radio communication system, and a radio communication method are also disclosed.
Abstract:
A gain switching circuit (3) that switches a conversion gain of a preamp (2) , which outputs a voltage signal upon amplifying an output current of a photo-detecting element (1) that converts a burst-form optical signal into an electrical signal and with which a series circuit, formed with a first resistor (6) and a first switching element (9) , and a series circuit, formed with a second resistor (7) and a second switching element (10) are connected in parallel to a feedback resistor (2B). The switching circuit further includes a gate signal generating circuit that generates, upon receiving an output of the pre-amplifier, a gate signal for a first and second operating unit.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a radio frequency (RF) and/or microwave power amplification device which is intended, for example, for a radio communication terminal, comprising means for shielding the device and means for controlling the power delivered as output from said device, said power-control means comprising a power servo loop having power-amplification means, reference means, detection means and comparison means. According to the invention, the aforementioned control means also comprise at least one sensor to detect the energy radiated inside the device.
Abstract:
A received frame is branched into a gain control system (20A) for common pilot signals and a gain control system (20B) for individual data signals. The gain control system (20A) controls the gain of the common pilot signals, and the gain control system (20B) controls the gain of the data signals. A signal processor (30) establishes synchronization of frames, outputs a gain control signal (g1) so that the gain of the common pilot signal is constant, to a gain control circuit (21a) for the common pilot signals, and outputs a gain control signal (g2) so that the gain of the data signal is constant, to a gain control circuit (21b) for the data signals. The gain is controlled to be constant, thereby preventing saturation of ADC (26a, 26b, 27a, 27b) and S/N deterioration.
Abstract:
In order to compensate for performance degradation caused by inferior low-cost analog radio component (105) tolerances of an analog radio (100), a future system architecture (FSA) wireless communication transceiver employs numerous digital signal processing techniques to compensate for deficiencies of such analog components so that modern specifications may be relaxed. Automatic gain control (110) functions are provided in the digital domain, so as to provide enhanced phase and amplitude compensation, as well as many other radio frequency parameters.