Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – With transmitter-receiver switching or interaction prevention
Patent
1996-05-22
1998-10-13
Le, Thanh Cong
Telecommunications
Transmitter and receiver at same station
With transmitter-receiver switching or interaction prevention
4552771, 333103, H04B 144
Patent
active
058226842
ABSTRACT:
An antenna switching circuit (55) is constructed by a circulator element (63) having three terminals, of which the first terminal (CTX) is connected to the transmitting circuit, the second terminal (CANT) is connected to a first antenna (4), and the third terminal (CRX) can be connected to the terminal resistance (64) through a first switch element (62); a second switch element (60) capable of connecting the third terminal of the circulator element to the receiving circuit; and a third switch element (61) capable of connecting a second antenna (22) to the receiving circuit, whereby, it is no longer necessary to use a duplexer circuit having large insertion loss, the whole construction can be miniaturized, and the insertion loss can be reduced.
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Patent Abstracts of Japan, vol. 9, No. 291, 19 Nov. 1985--bases on JP-A-60 130932 (Morita) publ'd 12 Jul. 1985.
Cong Le Thanh
Maioli Jay H.
Sony Corporation
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