Abstract: A feedback control circuit of a pulse-frequency modulation (PFM) converter includes a multiplexer circuit and a detection circuit. The multiplexer circuit is arranged to receive a plurality of candidate peak current values, and output one of the plurality of candidate peak current values as a target peak current value according to a selection control signal, wherein a peak current value of an inductor current pulse of the PFM converter is subject to the target peak current value. The detection circuit is arranged to adaptively adjust the selection control signal according to a pulse interval between two successive inductor current pulses of the PFM converter.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a control method of an RF switch module. The RF switch module comprises a control device and a switch device. The control device is electrically connected to the switch device, and the control device is able to provide a control voltage to the switch device, and turn on or turn off the switch device. Further, the control device determines frequency or voltage value of the control voltage provided to the switch device according to the power or frequency of an RF signal transmitted by the switch device.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a control method of an RF switch module. The RF switch module comprises a control device and a switch device. The control device is electrically connected to the switch device, and the control device is able to provide a control voltage to the switch device, and turn on or turn off the switch device. Further, the control device determines frequency or voltage value of the control voltage provided to the switch device according to the power or frequency of an RF signal transmitted by the switch device.

Abstract: A multiple antenna control mechanism for wireless analog communications is disclosed. The control mechanism includes an antenna switch unit, a receiver unit, and a control unit. The antenna switch unit has multiple sets of reception antennas and associated low-noise amplifiers, and a single-pole-multiple-throw RF switch. It receives a wireless by transmitted RF signal that is carrying analog signals. The RF signal is amplified (and down-converted to an intermediate frequency), filtered, and demodulated by the receiver unit. The resulting RF/IF signal is then fed to the control unit for comparison, analysis and identification. When the reception signal quality is poor, the control unit signals the antenna switch unit to change to another reception antenna for maintaining good reception conditions.