Abstract: An electronic radio system for power amplification of a radiofrequency signal having an electronic circuit having at least one in-service amplifier component, a detector measuring at least one electrical parameter of the in-service amplifier component, having at least the intensity of the electric current supplying the in-service amplifier component, a power attenuator adjusting the output power of the electronic circuit, and a programmable circuit receiving and transmitting commands to control the modules of the radio electronic system. The programmable circuit furthermore includes means for obtaining at least one measurement value relating to the intensity of the electric current supplying said in-service amplifier component of said detector and means for controlling said power attenuator in the case where at least one measurement value obtained exceeds a predetermined threshold value corresponding thereto. The invention also relates to an associated electronic circuit protection method.

Abstract: An electronic radio system for power amplification of a radiofrequency signal having an electronic circuit having at least one in-service amplifier component, a detector measuring at least one electrical parameter of the in-service amplifier component, having at least the intensity of the electric current supplying the in-service amplifier component, a power attenuator adjusting the output power of the electronic circuit, and a programmable circuit receiving and transmitting commands to control the modules of the radio electronic system. The programmable circuit furthermore includes means for obtaining at least one measurement value relating to the intensity of the electric current supplying said in-service amplifier component of said detector and means for controlling said power attenuator in the case where at least one measurement value obtained exceeds a predetermined threshold value corresponding thereto. The invention also relates to an associated electronic circuit protection method.

Abstract: A frequency generator generating an output signal having a predetermined output frequency, including: a local oscillator generating a reference signal having a reference frequency, and a phase-locked loop, the phase-locked loop provided with a controlled oscillator generating the output signal having the output frequency as a function of the signal at its input, and a comparator providing a signal to the controlled oscillator as a function of a phase and/or frequency comparison of a first comparison signal based on an input signal applied to a first input of the phase-locked loop with a second comparison signal based on the output signal, the frequency generator further including at least one harmonic generator generating, from the reference signal, a harmonic signal including a predetermined harmonic of the reference signal, the frequency generator applying the harmonic signal of one of the harmonic generators to the first input of the phase-locked loop.

Abstract: A frequency generator generating an output signal having a predetermined output frequency, including: a local oscillator generating a reference signal having a reference frequency, and a phase-locked loop, the phase-locked loop provided with a controlled oscillator generating the output signal having the output frequency as a function of the signal at its input, and a comparator providing a signal to the controlled oscillator as a function of a phase and/or frequency comparison of a first comparison signal based on an input signal applied to a first input of the phase-locked loop with a second comparison signal based on the output signal, the frequency generator further including at least one harmonic generator generating, from the reference signal, a harmonic signal including a predetermined harmonic of the reference signal, the frequency generator applying the harmonic signal of one of the harmonic generators to the first input of the phase-locked loop.

Abstract: A frequency synthesizer with very short acquisition times. With a single loop there is associated a direct digital synthesizer whose signal is injected into the loop by means of a mixer. The adjustment of the loop is done on Np.Fr and the adjustment of the digital synthesis is done on (Ns+)Fr with Np, Ns, K and M as integers, Np being greater than Ns, 0.ltoreq.K<M, M as a fixed value and where Fr is a reference frequency. The mixture makes it possible to obtain, as a synthesis frequency, (Ns+Np+)Fr. The acquisition time of the digital synthesis is negligible and that of the loop is greatly reduced since it synthesizes steps that are multiples of Fr and not of as with a standard single loop.