Automatic power control circuit for controlling transmitting pow

Amplifiers – With control of power supply or bias voltage – With control of input electrode or gain control electrode bias

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330282, H03G 320

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054081971

ABSTRACT:
An automatic power control circuit controls the output power of a transmitting RF signal having envelope fluctuations generated by the modulation. The circuit uses a feedback signal which is a difference signal between an envelope provided by detecting the RF output signal, and a reference voltage corresponding to the transmitting power. At this time, fluctuation components included in the envelope and generated by the modulation is removed by the use of a low-pass filter. This circuit secures the sharpness in the leading edge of the burst signal by reducing the time constant of the low-pass filter in the rise time of the burst signal and increasing the time constant of the low-pass filter in the data periods.

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