Abstract: A radio frequency (RF) switch includes a switchable RF path including a plurality of transistors coupled in series; a gate bias network including a plurality of resistors, wherein the gate bias network is coupled to each of the plurality of transistors in the switchable RF path; and a bypass network including a first plurality of transistors coupled in parallel to each of the plurality of transistors in the switchable RF path and a second plurality of transistors coupled in parallel to each of the plurality of resistors in the gate bias network.

Abstract: An RF switch arrangement includes a shunt switch having a first RF terminal, a second RF terminal coupled to ground, a main control input, and an acceleration control input; a series switch having a first RF terminal coupled to the first RF terminal of the shunt switch, a second RF terminal, a main control input, and an acceleration control input; and a switching time acceleration circuit having a positive acceleration path input, a negative acceleration path input, and a first output coupled to the main control input of the series switch.

Abstract: A radio frequency switch device includes a first transistor and a second transistor; a compensation network coupled between a body terminal of the first transistor and a source/drain terminal of the second transistor; and a bootstrapping network having a first terminal coupled to a first bias terminal, a second terminal coupled to a gate terminal of the first transistor, and a third terminal coupled to the body terminal of the first transistor, wherein the bootstrapping network establishes a low impedance path between the gate terminal and the body terminal of the first transistor in response to a first voltage value of the first bias terminal, and wherein the bootstrapping network establishes a high impedance path between the gate terminal and the body terminal of the first transistor in response to a second voltage value of the first bias terminal.

Abstract: An RF switch arrangement includes a shunt switch having a first RF terminal, a second RF terminal coupled to ground, a main control input, and an acceleration control input; a series switch having a first RF terminal coupled to the first RF terminal of the shunt switch, a second RF terminal, a main control input, and an acceleration control input; and a switching time acceleration circuit having a positive acceleration path input, a negative acceleration path input, and a first output coupled to the main control input of the series switch.

Abstract: An RF switch device includes transistors coupled in series to form a current path; a drain-source resistive bias network coupled to a drain and a source of each transistor; and a discharge switch coupled between a gate of at least one transistor and the drain-source resistive bias network, wherein the discharge switch establishes a current path between the gate of the at least one transistor and the drain-source resistive bias network only during a switching transient of the RF switch device.

Abstract: An RF switch device includes transistors coupled in series to form a current path; a drain-source resistive bias network coupled to a drain and a source of each transistor; and a discharge switch coupled between a gate of at least one transistor and the drain-source resistive bias network, wherein the discharge switch establishes a current path between the gate of the at least one transistor and the drain-source resistive bias network only during a switching transient of the RF switch device.

Abstract: According to an embodiment, a device includes an interface configured to receive a first clock signal. A delay circuit is configured to add variable delays to the first clock signal based on a delay control signal to generate a second clock signal with variable delays. A delay control signal is generated by a controller clocked by the second clock signal. The device further includes a radio frequency path, and the device is configured to control the radio frequency path based on the second clock signal.

Abstract: An RF switch device includes transistors coupled in series forming an RF conductive current path; a first resistive bias network forming a DC conductive bias path between gate nodes of the plurality of transistors; and a first ESD bias component coupled between the RF conductive current path and the first resistive bias network, wherein the first ESD bias component provides a DC conductive path between the RF conductive current path of the RF switch device and the first resistive bias network during an ESD event.

Abstract: A radio frequency switch device includes a first transistor and a second transistor; a compensation network coupled between a body terminal of the first transistor and a source/drain terminal of the second transistor; and a bootstrapping network having a first terminal coupled to a first bias terminal, a second terminal coupled to a gate terminal of the first transistor, and a third terminal coupled to the body terminal of the first transistor, wherein the bootstrapping network establishes a low impedance path between the gate terminal and the body terminal of the first transistor in response to a first voltage value of the first bias terminal, and wherein the bootstrapping network establishes a high impedance path between the gate terminal and the body terminal of the first transistor in response to a second voltage value of the first bias terminal.

Abstract: A device includes a thinned semiconductor substrate having a first side and a second side opposite to the first side; and at least one radio frequency device at the first side, wherein the second side of the thinned semiconductor substrate is processed to reduce leakage currents or to improve a radio frequency linearity of the at least one radio frequency device through Bosch etchin

Abstract: A phase change switching device includes a substrate comprising a main surface, an RF input pad and a plurality of RF output pads disposed over the main surface, and phase change switch connections between the RF input pad and each of the RF output pads, wherein the phase change switch connections each include a phase change material and a heating element thermally coupled to the phase change material, wherein each of the RF output pads are arranged outside of an outer perimeter of the RF input pad, and wherein plurality of RF output pads at least partially surrounds the outer perimeter of the RF input pad.

Abstract: A device includes a thinned semiconductor substrate having a first side and a second side opposite to the first side; and at least one radio frequency device at the first side, wherein the second side of the thinned semiconductor substrate is processed to reduce leakage currents or to improve a radio frequency linearity of the at least one radio frequency device through Bosch etching.

Abstract: An RF switch device includes transistors coupled in series forming an RF conductive current path; a first resistive bias network forming a DC conductive bias path between gate nodes of the plurality of transistors; and a first ESD bias component coupled between the RF conductive current path and the first resistive bias network, wherein the first ESD bias component provides a DC conductive path between the RF conductive current path of the RF switch device and the first resistive bias network during an ESD event.

Abstract: A radio frequency switch device includes a first transistor and a second transistor; a compensation network coupled between a body terminal of the first transistor and a source/drain terminal of the second transistor; and a bootstrapping network having a first terminal coupled to a first bias terminal, a second terminal coupled to a gate terminal of the first transistor, and a third terminal coupled to the body terminal of the first transistor, wherein the bootstrapping network establishes a low impedance path between the gate terminal and the body terminal of the first transistor in response to a first voltage value of the first bias terminal, and wherein the bootstrapping network establishes a high impedance path between the gate terminal and the body terminal of the first transistor in response to a second voltage value of the first bias terminal.

Abstract: A phase change material switch device is provided. In one implementation, the phase change material switch device includes a phase change material and a heater device thermally coupled to the phase change material. During heating phases, a coupling device provides a first electrical impedance between a power source and the heater device. Outside the heating phases, the coupling device provides a second, higher, impedance.

Abstract: A phase change material switch device is provided. The phase change material switch device includes a phase change material, a first electrode electrically coupled to the phase change material, and at least one heater thermally coupled to the phase change material. An equalization device is configured to provide an impedance coupling between the first electrode and the phase change material. The impedance coupling varies over the phase change material.

Abstract: A phase change switch device includes a phase change material and a heater device thermally coupled to the phase change material. The heater device is configured to have a first electrical resistance in a first state where current is applied to the heater device for heating the phase change material, and have a second electrical resistance higher than the first electrical resistance in a second state outside heating phases of the heater device.

Abstract: A radio frequency (RF) switch includes a switchable RF path including a plurality of transistors coupled in series; a gate bias network including a plurality of resistors, wherein the gate bias network is coupled to each of the plurality of transistors in the switchable RF path; and a bypass network including a first plurality of transistors coupled in parallel to each of the plurality of transistors in the switchable RF path and a second plurality of transistors coupled in parallel to each of the plurality of resistors in the gate bias network.

Abstract: A radio frequency (RF) switch includes a switchable RF path including a plurality of transistors coupled in series; a gate bias network including a plurality of resistors, wherein the gate bias network is coupled to each of the plurality of transistors in the switchable RF path; and a bypass network including a first plurality of transistors coupled in parallel to each of the plurality of transistors in the switchable RF path and a second plurality of transistors coupled in parallel to each of the plurality of resistors in the gate bias network.

Abstract: A radio frequency (RF) switch includes a switchable RF path including a plurality of transistors coupled in series; a gate bias network including a plurality of resistors, wherein the gate bias network is coupled to each of the plurality of transistors in the switchable RF path; and a bypass network including a first plurality of transistors coupled in parallel to each of the plurality of transistors in the switchable RF path and a second plurality of transistors coupled in parallel to each of the plurality of resistors in the gate bias network.