Protection circuit and method for RF power amplifiers in...

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including protection means

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C330S20700P, C455S115100

Reexamination Certificate

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06856200

ABSTRACT:
A protection circuit for a power amplifier of a radio frequency transmitter includes a sensing circuit that generates a sensed signal based on an output of the power amplifier. A reference signal generator generates a reference signal. A comparator communicates with the sensing circuit and the reference signal generator and outputs a first state when the reference signal exceeds the sensed signal and a second state when the sensed signal exceeds the reference signal. A turn off circuit turns off the power amplifier when the comparator is in the second state.

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