Oscillators – With frequency adjusting means – Step-frequency change
Reexamination Certificate
2008-05-20
2008-05-20
Lee, Benny (Department: 2817)
Oscillators
With frequency adjusting means
Step-frequency change
C331S046000, C331S049000, C331S1170FE
Reexamination Certificate
active
07375601
ABSTRACT:
When two oscillation signals are output from a common terminal through switching, to reduce attenuation of the oscillation signals, a dual-band oscillator includes a first oscillating transistor for generating an oscillation signal in a first frequency band; a first inductor for supplying power to a collector of the first oscillating transistor; a first switching element for switching the first oscillating transistor; a second oscillating transistor for generating an oscillation signal in a second frequency band; a second inductor for supplying power to a collector of the second oscillating transistor; a second switching element for switching the second oscillating transistor; and an output terminal for outputting the oscillation signal in the first frequency band or in the second frequency band. The first switching element is disposed between the first inductor and the output terminal, and the second switching element is disposed between the second inductor and the output terminal.
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Alps Electric Co. Ltd
Beyer Law Group LLP
Gannon Levi
Lee Benny
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