Active Control of RF Splitter Isolation by Superimposing Bias Current
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概要
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The authors propose a new method of controlling the isolation of an RF splitter. In the proposed method, a bias current is superimposed on an RF signal to change the permeability of the ferrite core used in the splitter's transformer. By doing this, the splitter isolation can be controlled. Experimental results have shown that superimposing a bias current of 500mA improves device isolation by about 5dB without affecting the loss characteristics.
- 2012-07-01
著者
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KANIE Tomohiko
Kanie Consulting Engineer Office
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Takeo Takashi
Mie University
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SHIBATA Yoshiki
Mie University
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KANIE Tomohiko
Kanie Professional Engineer Office
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AOYAMA Takanobu
Mie University
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