Power amplifier protection

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Load shunting by fault responsive means

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C330S298000, C330S279000, C330S051000

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10767045

ABSTRACT:
A power amplifier protection circuit that includes protection circuitry to variably shunt an input radio frequency (RF) signal to AC ground, turn off bias to an output transistor of a power amplifier, and turn off the output transistor. The power amplifier protection circuit features an asymmetrical control that can quickly shut off a power amplifier, and turn on the power amplifier at a steady, controlled rate when an output transistor exceeds a predetermined threshold voltage.

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