Abstract: Disclosed is a radar device capable of operating in a dual mode, which includes a transmitter that includes a first signal generator that generates a Doppler radar signal and a second signal generator that generates a Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave (FMCW) radar signal, a receiver that receives a reflected signal reflected from a target and converts the reflected signal to a digital signal, a signal processing circuit that processes the digital signal differently depending on the dual mode to output an output signal, a signal analysis circuit that analyzes the output signal, and a controller that controls operations of the transmitter, the receiver, the signal processing circuit, and the signal analysis circuit, and the dual mode includes a first mode in which the first signal generator is activated and a second mode in which the second signal generator is activated.

Abstract: Disclosed is a radar device which includes a transmission circuit that emits a first transmission signal and a second transmission signal, and a reception circuit that receives a first reception signal associated with the first transmission signal and a second reception signal associated with the second transmission signal, converts the first reception signal into first data, and converts the second reception signal into second data.

Abstract: Provided is a drive amplifier. A drive amplifier may include: a main circuit configured to receive an RF input signal and output a first RF output signal; and a selective bias adjustment circuit comprising a first common gate transistor to which a first common gate bias voltage is applied and a second common gate transistor to which a second common gate bias voltage is applied, and configured to output a second RF output signal using the first common gate transistor and the second common gate transistor.

Abstract: Disclosed is a phase demodulator, which includes a transmitter that outputs a reference signal to a target, a receiver that receives a target signal generated in response to the reference signal from the target, and a demodulation processor that demodulates the target signal, and the demodulation processor includes a phase controller that outputs a first phase signal based on the reference signal, a phase shifter that delays a phase of the first phase signal to output a first delayed signal, a mixer that outputs a first mixing signal based on the target signal and the first delay signal, and an amplifier that outputs a first feedback signal generated by amplifying the first mixing signal to the phase controller.

Abstract: Disclosed is a phase demodulator, which includes a transmitter that outputs a reference signal to a target, a receiver that receives a target signal generated in response to the reference signal from the target, and a demodulation processor that demodulates the target signal, and the demodulation processor includes a phase controller that outputs a first phase signal based on the reference signal, a phase shifter that delays a phase of the first phase signal to output a first delayed signal, a mixer that outputs a first mixing signal based on the target signal and the first delay signal, and an amplifier that outputs a first feedback signal generated by amplifying the first mixing signal to the phase controller.

Abstract: Disclosed is a phase demodulator, which includes a transmitter that outputs a reference signal to a target, a receiver that receives a target signal generated in response to the reference signal from the target, and a demodulation processor that demodulates the target signal, and the demodulation processor includes a phase controller that outputs a first phase signal based on the reference signal, a phase shifter that delays a phase of the first phase signal to output a first delayed signal, a mixer that outputs a first mixing signal based on the target signal and the first delay signal, and an amplifier that outputs a first feedback signal generated by amplifying the first mixing signal to the phase controller.

Abstract: Disclosed is a radar device capable of operating in a dual mode, which includes a transmitter that includes a first signal generator that generates a Doppler radar signal and a second signal generator that generates a Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave (FMCW) radar signal, a receiver that receives a reflected signal reflected from a target and converts the reflected signal to a digital signal, a signal processing circuit that processes the digital signal differently depending on the dual mode to output an output signal, a signal analysis circuit that analyzes the output signal, and a controller that controls operations of the transmitter, the receiver, the signal processing circuit, and the signal analysis circuit, and the dual mode includes a first mode in which the first signal generator is activated and a second mode in which the second signal generator is activated.

Abstract: Provided is a drive amplifier. A drive amplifier may include: a main circuit configured to receive an RF input signal and output a first RF output signal; and a selective bias adjustment circuit comprising a first common gate transistor to which a first common gate bias voltage is applied and a second common gate transistor to which a second common gate bias voltage is applied, and configured to output a second RF output signal using the first common gate transistor and the second common gate transistor.

Abstract: Disclosed is a radar. The radar comprises a transmitter configured to radiate an output signal to an outside. The transmitter includes the phase shifter including a first oscillator configured to generate a first signal, based on a first external signal and a second oscillator configured to generate a second signal, based on a second external signal having a phase different from that of the first external signal, and wherein the first oscillator further receives the second signal to generate the first signal and the second oscillator further receives the first signal to generate the second signal, and configured to generate an oscillation signal of which phase is shifted based on the first signal and the second signal, and the signal amplifier configured to amplify the phase-shifted oscillation signal to generate the output signal.

Abstract: Provided is a transmitter. The transmitter includes a signal combiner configured to amplify a first differential radio frequency (RF) signal modulated to be transmitted through a first frequency band and a second differential RF signal modulated to be transmitted through a second frequency band non-adjacent to the first frequency band and summate the amplified first differential RF signal and the amplified second differential RF signal in a current mode to generate an RF signal and a power amplifier configured to amplify the generated RF signal.

Abstract: An apparatus includes a user input unit, a display unit, a control unit, and a buffer unit. The display unit includes a speed setting menu. The control unit selects a mode from the speed setting menu in response to the selection signal of the user, and controls a compression ratio of a voice codec and a transfer rate of a modem corresponding to a transmission-side radio, and a reception rate of a modem and a restoration rate of a voice codec corresponding to a reception-side radio, based on the selected mode. The buffer unit performs a storage function if there is a difference between the compression ratio of the voice codec and the transfer rate of the modem or if there is a difference between the reception rate of the modem and the restoration rate of the voice codec.

Abstract: A method and device for calibrating a DC offset and an I-Q imbalance component of an RF transceiver, the method including inputting a test signal into a transmitter, and converting the test signal into an analogue test signal; converting the analogue test signal using a transmitting mixer; sub-sampling a signal output from the transmitting mixer; and computing a DC offset calibrating constant number and an I-Q imbalance calibrating constant number from a sub-sampled signal.

Abstract: A method and device for calibrating a DC offset and an I-Q imbalance component of an RF transceiver, the method including inputting a test signal into a transmitter, and converting the test signal into an analogue test signal; converting the analogue test signal using a transmitting mixer; sub-sampling a signal output from the transmitting mixer; and computing a DC offset calibrating constant number and an I-Q imbalance calibrating constant number from a sub-sampled signal.

Abstract: Provided is a power amplifier installed in wireless communication terminals and systems. According to one aspect of the present invention, a reconfigurable power amplifier capable of selecting a wide band frequency is provided. The reconfigurable power amplifier includes input transistors receiving a radio frequency (RF) signal and a reconfigurable adaptive power cell configured to select the wide band frequency by applying a common-gate bias voltage to a plurality of common-gate transistors with a plurality of separate common gates to amplify the RF signal.

Abstract: Disclosed is an interpolation filter based on time assignment algorithm. An interpolation filter comprises an enable signal generating part generating enable signals for operation of the interpolation filter, an input value generating part generating input values, a first calculating part generating a first output value based on a first enable signal and a first input value, a second calculating part generating a second output value based on a second enable signal and a second input value, and an output value selecting part selecting a final output value among the first output value and the second output value. Thus, continuity of output data can be guaranteed, and hardware can be shared by using time assignment algorithm so that a total size of the interpolation filter can be reduced.

Abstract: Provided is a transmitter. The transmitter includes a signal combiner configured to amplify a first differential radio frequency (RF) signal modulated to be transmitted through a first frequency band and a second differential RF signal modulated to be transmitted through a second frequency band non-adjacent to the first frequency band and summate the amplified first differential RF signal and the amplified second differential RF signal in a current mode to generate an RF signal and a power amplifier configured to amplify the generated RF signal.

Abstract: Provided is a power amplifier installed in wireless communication terminals and systems. According to one aspect of the present invention, a reconfigurable power amplifier capable of selecting a wide band frequency is provided. The reconfigurable power amplifier includes input transistors receiving a radio frequency (RF) signal and a reconfigurable adaptive power cell configured to select the wide band frequency by applying a common-gate bias voltage to a plurality of common-gate transistors with a plurality of separate common gates to amplify the RF signal.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to an RF transmitter supporting carrier aggregation and envelope tracking and an RF transmitter according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises an RF path configured to convert a carrier aggregation signal in which a plurality of component carriers belonging to a baseband are aggregated into an RF signal; an ET path configured to generate an envelope signal by calculating magnitudes of the plurality of component carriers, respectively, and adding the calculated each magnitude of the component carriers; and an amplifier configured to power-amplify the converted RF signal according to a bias voltage corresponding to the generated envelope signal. According to exemplary embodiments of the present invention, power amplification efficiency and data transmission efficiency are improved by applying carrier aggregation and envelope tracking.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a single frequency synthesizer based FDD transceiver. A single frequency synthesizer generates and provides a carrier frequency so that frequency up-conversion and frequency down-conversion can be performed at the time of transmission and reception. Accordingly, the area, power consumption, and design complexity of the entire system can be reduced, and the performance of the system can be improved.

Abstract: A secret key generation apparatus and method are provided. The secret key generation apparatus includes at least one antenna, amplification/phase controllers, a transceiver, and a random signal controller. The antenna receives a wireless signal from a counterpart terminal that performs wireless communication. The amplification/phase controllers control the amplification gain and phase of the wireless signal that is received via at least one antenna. The transceiver measures the status of a wireless channel using the wireless signal having the controlled amplification gain and phase, determines parameters based on results of the measurement, and generates a secret key based on results of the determination. The random signal controller controls the amplification/phase controllers so that the amplification gain and phase are adjusted whenever the transceiver generates a secret key.