Switching circuit having constant impedance regardless switching

Wave transmission lines and networks – Plural channel systems – Having branched circuits

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307571, 333262, H01P 115

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051592975

ABSTRACT:
A switching circuit comprises a transmission line having a specific impedance value and connected to an input terminal, a first switching portion including a plurality of first transistors connected in parallel between the transmission line and the ground, and a second switching portion including a second transistor and a resistor connected in parallel between the transmission line and an output terminal. The first transistors of the first switching portion and the second transistor of the second switching portion are complementally switched. Consequently, the switching circuit can be enabled to impedance-match with an objective circuit (for example, a measurement apparatus, a transceiver, a phased array system, and the like), and loss of signal transfer can be decreased regardless of the switching ON or OFF states of the switching circuit.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4939485 (1990-07-01), Eisenberg
patent: 5061911 (1991-10-01), Weidman et al.

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