Abstract:
A negative voltage generation circuit includes a clock generation circuit configured to generate a first clock signal, a first voltage control circuit configured to vary a first resistance value based on a magnitude of a power supply voltage and further configured to control a magnitude of a voltage in a first charge node, based on the varied first resistance value, and a first charge pump circuit configured to charge a voltage, controlled by the first voltage control circuit, in a charge mode, based on the first clock signal, and further configured to output a first voltage, generated by the charging, as a first negative voltage.
Abstract:
A negative voltage circuit comprises an inverter circuit that performs a charging operation and a discharging operation, a first dual current circuit supplying a first current for a charging operation of the inverter circuit based on a start-up mode, and a second current for the charging operation of the inverter circuit based on a normal operating mode, a second dual current circuit supplying a third current for a discharging operation of the inverter circuit based on the start-up mode, and a fourth current for the discharging operation of the inverter circuit based on the normal operating mode, a load switching circuit that connects an output node of the inverter circuit to one of an output terminal of a negative voltage circuit and the second operating voltage terminal, and a load capacitor circuit connected between the output terminal and a ground to stabilize a negative voltage at the output terminal.
Abstract:
A power amplifier apparatus, includes an envelope tracking (ET) current bias circuit configured to generate a first ET bias current by calculating a direct current DC, based on a reference voltage, and an ET current, based on an ET voltage, according to an envelope of an input signal; and a power amplifier circuit having a bipolar junction transistor supplied with the first ET bias current and a power voltage to amplify the input signal, wherein an average current of the first ET bias current is controlled to be substantially constant.
Abstract:
A power amplifying apparatus includes a control circuit generating a bias voltage and generating a control signal using a battery voltage and a reference voltage, and a power amplifying circuit boosting the battery voltage according to the control signal to provide an operating voltage, and operating according to the bias voltage and the operating voltage to amplify an input signal, wherein the power amplifying circuit detects the operating voltage and provides a detection voltage to the control circuit, and the control circuit controls the control signal according to the detection voltage.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is a touch sensing apparatus capable of supporting hover sensing, including: a plurality of capacitance-voltage converters (C-V converters) outputting different voltage values depending on a change in capacitance of each of the sensing electrodes; a plurality of integrators integrating output voltages of each of the C-V converters; a first multiplexer multiplexing outputs of the plurality of integrators; a second multiplexer multiplexing the outputs of the plurality of integrators; a first differential amplification unit for touch sensing receiving an output of the first multiplexer and an output of the second multiplexer; a second differential amplification unit for hover sensing receiving the output of the first multiplexer and the output of the second multiplexer; and a control unit sensing a touch event or a hover event, thereby removing a common noise to accurately sense both the touch event and the hover event.
Abstract:
An amplifying apparatus is provided. The amplifying apparatus comprises an amplifying circuit comprising a power amplifier and a bias circuit, the bias circuit is configured to detect an ambient temperature of the power amplifier to output a temperature voltage and regulate an internal current based on an input control signal to supply a bias current obtained by the regulation to the power amplifier; and a temperature control circuit that generates the control signal based on the temperature voltage during initial driving from a transmission mode starting point in time to an input point in time at which an input signal is input and outputting the control signal to the amplifying circuit.
Abstract:
A radio-frequency switch includes a first series switch including a plurality of series field-effect transistors (FETs) connected in series between a first terminal and a second terminal, a first shunt switch including a plurality of shunt FETs connected in series between the first terminal and a first ground terminal, and a first shunt gate resistor circuit including a plurality of gate resistors respectively connected to gates of the plurality of shunt FETs of the first shunt switch. Respective resistance values of the plurality of gate resistors of the first shunt gate resistor circuit successively increase in a direction away from the first ground terminal toward the first terminal.
Abstract:
An envelope tracking (ET) current bias circuit comprises an envelope detection circuit detecting an ET voltage from an input signal; a first voltage/current converting circuit converting a reference voltage into a direct current (DC) current and adjusting the DC current according to a first control signal; a second voltage/current converting circuit converting the ET voltage into an ET current, adjusting the ET current according to a second control signal, and removing a DC offset current from the ET current to provide an offset compensated ET current; and an arithmetic circuit calculating levels of the offset compensated ET current and the DC current to generate an ET bias current.
Abstract:
A radio frequency (RF) switch apparatus includes a first series switch circuit including a first series switch disposed between a first terminal and a second terminal and operating in response to a first gate signal, and a first capacitor circuit and a second capacitor circuit connected across the first series switch; a first shunt-bias circuit disposed between a first connection node between the first terminal and the first series switch, and a ground, and providing a power voltage or a ground potential to the first connection node in response to a second gate signal; and a first shunt-impedance circuit connected between the first connection node and the first shunt-bias circuit and adjusting path impedance in response to a third gate signal. Each of the first capacitor circuit and the second capacitor circuit passes an alternating current (AC) signal or blocks a direct current (DC) voltage.
Abstract:
A band selection switch apparatus includes: a first switch including a first series switch disposed between a transmission input terminal and a first transmission and reception terminal; a second switch including a second series switch disposed between the transmission input terminal and a first transmission terminal; and a third switch including a third series switch disposed between a first reception output terminal and the first transmission and reception terminal. The first series switch includes a first series switch circuit including first series switch elements connected between the transmission input terminal and a first intermediate node, a second series switch circuit including second series switch elements connected between the first intermediate node and the first transmission and reception terminal, and a first shunt switch circuit including first shunt switch elements connected between the first intermediate node and a ground.