Radiofrequency amplifier device, in particular for cellular...

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including plural stages cascaded

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C330S310000

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ABSTRACT:
A radiofrequency amplifier device includes a transconductor stage having an input for receiving a radiofrequency signal, and a cascode stage connected to the output of the transconductor stage. The device also includes an auxiliary radiofrequency amplifier compensation stage connected as a negative-feedback loop between the output of the transconductor stage and the base or the gate of the cascode stage.

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Preliminary French Search Report, FR 05 00797, dated Sep. 13, 2005.

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