Abstract: A multi-mode multi-band power amplifier includes a controller, a wide-band amplifier channel and a fundamental impedance transformer. The controller receives an external signal and outputs a control signal according to the external signal. The wide-band amplifier channel receives single-band or multi-band RF signals through the input terminal, performs power amplification on the RF signals and outputs the RF signals through the output terminal. The fundamental impedance transformer includes a first segment shared by RF signals in all bands, second segments respectively special for RF signals in all bands, and a switching circuit controlled by the controller to separate RF signals subject to power amplification to the second segment in a switchable manner for multiplexed outputs.

Abstract: A power amplifier gain attenuation circuit includes: a gain attenuation (reduction) circuit configured to receive an input signal, an external drive signal and a bias voltage, and output a secondary input signal after attenuating the input signal depending on the drive signal and bias voltage; an amplifier including: a bias input terminal configured to receive a bias voltage; a signal input terminal configured to receive a secondary input signal, and an output terminal configured to output a gained output signal. The power amplifier gain attenuation circuit can reduce a gain effectively, and the amount of phase jump caused by the attenuation is quite small.

Abstract: A power amplifier gain attenuation circuit includes: a gain attenuation (reduction) circuit configured to receive an input signal, an external drive signal and a bias voltage, and output a secondary input signal after attenuating the input signal depending on the drive signal and bias voltage; an amplifier including: a bias input terminal configured to receive a bias voltage; a signal input terminal configured to receive a secondary input signal, and an output terminal configured to output a gained output signal. The power amplifier gain attenuation circuit can reduce a gain effectively, and the amount of phase jump caused by the attenuation is quite small.

Abstract: A power amplifier output power control circuit includes a first operational amplifier with a negative input terminal configured to receive a power control signal; a first PMOS transistor with a grid electrode connected to an output terminal of the first operational amplifier, a source electrode connected to an external power source, and a drain electrode grounded via a voltage dividing network; a power amplifier with a power end connected to the drain electrode of the first PMOS transistor, an input terminal configured to access to a signal to be amplified, and an output terminal configured to amplify the signal; and a current sampling circuit configured to produce sampling current after sampling current across the first PMOS transistor and providing a negative feedback signal for the positive input terminal of the first operational amplifier according to the sampling current such that total output power of the power amplifier keeps unchanged.

Abstract: A power amplifier output power control circuit includes a first operational amplifier with a negative input terminal configured to receive a power control signal; a first PMOS transistor with a grid electrode connected to an output terminal of the first operational amplifier, a source electrode connected to an external power source, and a drain electrode grounded via a voltage dividing network; a power amplifier with a power end connected to the drain electrode of the first PMOS transistor, an input terminal configured to access to a signal to be amplified, and an output terminal configured to amplify the signal; and a current sampling circuit configured to produce sampling current after sampling current across the first PMOS transistor and providing a negative feedback signal for the positive input terminal of the first operational amplifier according to the sampling current such that total output power of the power amplifier keeps unchanged.

Abstract: A multi-mode multi-band power amplifier includes a controller, a wide-band amplifier channel and a fundamental impedance transformer. The controller receives an external signal and outputs a control signal according to the external signal. The wide-band amplifier channel receives single-band or multi-band RF signals through the input terminal, performs power amplification on the RF signals and outputs the RF signals through the output terminal. The fundamental impedance transformer includes a first segment shared by RF signals in all bands, second segments respectively special for RF signals in all bands, and a switching circuit controlled by the controller to separate RF signals subject to power amplification to the second segment in a switchable manner for multiplexed outputs.

Abstract: A power amplifier gain switching circuit includes: a gain controller configured to receive an external input signal, output a first input signal, receive an external drive signal, and output a control signal based on the drive signal; an amplifier including: a bias input terminal configured to receive an external bias voltage; a signal input terminal configured to receive the first input signal; a control terminal configured to receive the control signal; and an output terminal configured to output an output signal with a gain; wherein the amplifier is configured to switch a gain factor of the output signal based on the control signal.

Abstract: A power amplifier gain switching circuit includes: a gain controller configured to receive an external input signal, output a first input signal, receive an external drive signal, and output a control signal based on the drive signal; an amplifier including: a bias input terminal configured to receive an external bias voltage; a signal input terminal configured to receive the first input signal; a control terminal configured to receive the control signal; and an output terminal configured to output an output signal with a gain; wherein the amplifier is configured to switch a gain factor of the output signal based on the control signal.

Abstract: A multi-mode multi-band power amplifier and its circuits are provided. The power amplifier comprises a controller, a wide-band amplifier channel, and a fundamental impedance transformer. The controller receives an external signal and outputs a control signal according to the external signal. The wide-band amplifier channel receives a single-band or a multi-band RF signals through the input terminal, performs power amplification on the RF signals and outputs the RF signals through the output terminal. The fundamental impedance transformer comprises a first segment shared by RF signals in all bands, second segments respectively specific to RF signals in all bands, and a switching circuit controlled by the controller to separate a RF signal which is subject to power amplification to the second segment in a switchable manner for multiplexed outputs. A power amplifier output power control circuit, a gain switching circuit, and a gain attenuation circuit are also provided.

Abstract: A multi-mode multi-band power amplifier and its circuits are provided. The power amplifier comprises a controller, a wide-band amplifier channel, and a fundamental impedance transformer. The controller receives an external signal and outputs a control signal according to the external signal. The wide-band amplifier channel receives a single-band or a multi-band RF signals through the input terminal, performs power amplification on the RF signals and outputs the RF signals through the output terminal. The fundamental impedance transformer comprises a first segment shared by RF signals in all bands, second segments respectively specific to RF signals in all bands, and a switching circuit controlled by the controller to separate a RF signal which is subject to power amplification to the second segment in a switchable manner for multiplexed outputs. A power amplifier output power control circuit, a gain switching circuit, and a gain attenuation circuit are also provided.