Abstract: A unit amplification circuit includes a push-pull circuit having a transistor with a gate connected to an input terminal, a symmetrical circuit connected symmetrically to the push-pull circuit and configured to be turned off in a first operation mode and turned on in a second operation mode, and a path control circuit connected to a drain of the transistor and configured to connect the drain and an output terminal in the first operation mode and to disconnect the drain and the output terminal in the second operation mode.

Abstract: An electronic device includes an amplifier circuit configured to amplify a radio frequency (RF) signal received from an antenna, the RF signal having a receiving power, an attenuator circuit connected between the amplifier circuit and a mixer, the attenuator circuit including at least one resistor and at least one transistor, and a processor configured to turn on a first transistor among the at least one transistor based on the receiving power being less than a threshold value, a signal output from the amplifier circuit being directly transferred to the mixer based on the first transistor being turned on, and control one or more transistors among the at least one transistor using a look-up table based on the receiving power being greater than or equal to the threshold value, the attenuator circuit having a resistance value corresponding to the receiving power based on the control of the one or more transistors.

Abstract: An attenuator includes: a first transmission line connected between a first terminal and a first node; a second transmission line connected between the first node and a second terminal; a first resistor connected between the first terminal and a ground node; a second resistor connected between the second terminal and the ground node; and a third resistor connected between the first node and the ground node, wherein the first and second resistors each have a resistance that is higher than a resistance of the third resistor.