Semiconductor integrated circuit device, wireless LAN...

Pulse or digital communications – Receivers – Automatic gain control

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C375S347000

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10617687

ABSTRACT:
A wireless LAN system has auto gain control with no work load applied to its baseband processing block. When the wireless LAN system gets ready to receive a signal, the gain control circuit switches between the receiving antennas. The gain control circuit sets gain setting value time divisional data according to the level of a received signal to roughly control the gain to be set in the LAN and the gain to be set in two programmable gain amplifiers.

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“Standard LAN Guidebook”, vol. 2, Revised Third Edition, Multimedia Communication Kenkyu-kai, Askii Inc., Aug. 1, 1998, pp. 235-238.

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