Radio communication device and method of controlling transmitter

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – Transceiver controlling a separate transceiver or receiver

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455 89, 455 90, 455 95, 455117, 455126, 455129, H04B 140

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046548823

ABSTRACT:
A radio communication device comprises a portable communication device and a power amplifier device adapted to accommodating the portable communication device thereinto for amplifying a transmitter output therefrom. The radio communication device further comprises a detector circuit for detecting that an electrical coupling between the portable communication device and the power amplifier device, thereby effecting a control such that the transmitter output power level is kept at a minimum input level required for the power amplifier device. Thus, this can suppress exceesive heat generation in the communication device when the portable communication device is used by being accomodated in the power amplifier device.

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patent: 4392245 (1983-07-01), Mitama
patent: 4563775 (1986-01-01), Yokosuka

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