Amplifiers – With distributed parameter-type coupling means – Push-pull
Patent
1991-03-07
1992-07-14
Mottola, Steven
Amplifiers
With distributed parameter-type coupling means
Push-pull
358 86, H03F 360, H03F 326
Patent
active
051306646
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for and a method of RF amplification of signals up to 1 GHz. The apparatus, known as a repeater station, is for use in Community Antenna TeleVision transmission (CATV). The RF amplification (gain) stage includes two multitransistor distributed amplifier stages connected in a push-pull configuration. Each distributed amplifier includes four transistors connected to produce two-each cascode circuits. The distributed amplifier stages are operated in push-pull configuration by means of a 180.degree. phase shifting power splitter. The push-pull configuration of the distributed amplifier operates in combination with the 180.degree. phase shifting power splitter to cancel the 2IM distortion created within the distributed amplifiers, and to double the output capability of a single distributed amplifier. By installing very linear cascode connected transistors in the distributed amplifier, CATV operators can effectively double the basic circuit output capability and at the same time maximize RF bandwidth achievable with a given transistor.
REFERENCES:
patent: 4920533 (1990-04-01), Dufresne et al.
Heaton Donald A.
Pavlic John C.
Stitzer Samuel H.
C-Cor Electronics, Inc.
Mottola Steven
Price, Jr,. Stanley J.
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